Sentence examples for plastic nose from inspiring English sources

It is the kind of thing that cavorts at the end of piers wearing a striped jacket and red plastic nose.

Its tiny parking lot is taken over by a pitchman wearing plastic nose glasses and a broomstraw mustache, children peddling doves and, incongruously, a tightrope walker.

"It's unusual that a song that says you don't need a new plastic nose and you don't need those expensive clothes is considered too heavy.

And when Maryland trotted out for its warm-up, a Duke student wearing a Bozo wig, a round red plastic nose and floppy shoes somehow inserted himself behind Bozo in the layup line.

The canonical Brecht has wrought less change than Lenny Henry and his red plastic nose; Billy Bragg's Sexuality has the type of impact playwright Sarah Daniels could never imagine.

Sean Penn chews the scenery from behind a plastic nose, Ryan Gosling appears anaesthetised from the neck up, and the headachey atmosphere is less Chinatown than Chinese takeaway – all MSG, and no meat.

Westerners are played here by black actors wearing long pink plastic noses but the Belgian oligarchs are a gaggle of outsize, Grosz-like puppet heads as they plot to safeguard their commercial interests by encouraging the secession of the mineral-rich province of Katanga.

Plastic noses will be snapped on, broomsticks will be dry humped, and cheeks slicked in various shades of algae only to be streaked later with sweat and pre-vomit drool.

Hot glue the snout in place, then add a plastic button nose, a pair of wiggle eyes, and ears.

After that another storefront used by Chashama, where an artist wearing a plastic red nose -- he is, after all, Mister Clown -- gives Ms. Durst a wave.

Established in 1945, the Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik (Frana Supila 23; 385-20-426-590; ugdubrovnik.hr) includes nearly 2,500 works, mostly tied to the region, from the transfixing oil portraits by Vlaho Bukovac, a sort of Croatian Manet, to an installation involving a faucet and a plastic elephant nose by the contemporary Split-bred artist Zlatan Dumanic (entry, 30 kuna). 2 p.m. 11.