Sentence examples for sniffles from from inspiring English sources

It's powerful stuff that tugs on the heart strings - there were a lot of sniffles from the people around me.

"I never thought I'd get the sniffles from the rug," she said as she gestured to the Republican side.

His eyes were watery, and he sniffled from a cold.

An overloving squeeze could do it; the slightest sniffle from him feels terrifying.

Billboards Chuck Taylor gave the song a positive review, writing "this sensual jam is 100% Mariah, packed with satisfying harmonic layers and hooky background 'oh's,' supersonic verses and a chorus as catchy as a winter sniffle," Bill Lamb from About.com rated the song four out of five stars, stating that the single "is simple, sexy elegance from one of the most enduring of pop stars".

They develop vaccines, promote the need for frequent handwashing and enforce other common-sense measures to keep coughs, sniffles and sneezes from spreading.

When Meg Ryan's character gets the sniffles and retreats from the world in "You've Got Mail," she puts on pajamas and curls up in bed with her trusty laptop or a favorite book.

From the early forsythia and magnolias, through the crab apples, lilacs and viburnums to the late season hydrangeas, a good show of flowers generally means that you are safe from sniffles and sneezing.

Sniffles were chugging from my nose and I was going bright red, but the lady didn't notice.

That morning, I woke up with a killer headache and the sniffles but watched from my roof terrace as swarms of police and Egyptians carrying the Tunisian flag filled the streets.

If suffering from sniffles or sinusitis, then add a pinch of butter and apply the paste to the mucus lining of your nose.