Sentence examples for snout it from inspiring English sources

While some of the claims seem a little far-fetched – given it was the loudest in the test, one of the heaviest and one of the most difficult to handle because of its long snout – it got good results for most.

If you think of moles as sweet little furry chaps snuffling around underground with a pair of round specs perched on the end of a charmingly long snout, it is time to get real.

In addition to its three conspicuous horns, which were placed above each eye and on the snout, it possessed numerous small spikes (epoccipitals) that bordered the margin of the expanded frill of bone at the back of the skull.

"It's a subjective thing it has a snout, it's got fur but they're seeing it as a completely opposite thing".

I'm laughing, a lot, and it's not just because I'm utterly useless at making a small bird balance on top of a shark's snout – it's because, clearly, this game is the work of geniuses.

In a study conducted in New England in New South Wales, 37% of the food intake consisted of beetle larvae, although the echidna had to squash the prey in its snout as it ingested it, due to size.

Fearing for her dog's life, Collins went up to the bear and punched its snout until it let go of the animal.

Fishers are also one of the porcupine's few enemies, killing it by attacking its snout and flipping it on its back.

Its average-length snout made it more difficult to wield than the Dyson or Parlux, but not quite on the same level as the GHD or Babyliss.

At the time, paleontologists thought the 2- to 3-meter-long reptile had a downturned, flamingolike snout that it used to stir up seafloor sediments as it foraged for mud-dwelling prey.

This homely Southern California fish grows to six inches from tail to unattractive snout, which it uses to scrape algae from rocks and river bottoms.