Sentence examples for the snort from inspiring English sources
noun
The sound made by exhaling or inhaling roughly through the nose.
I heard the snort and dash of deer.
But the snort and the sneer can become bad habits.
She bursts into her lusty laugh with the snort at the end.
Hearing the snort, the female antelope generally retreats back into the male's territory, where he will attempt to mate with her right away.
Shawky's puppetry is remarkable: from the dip of a seductively long-lashed lid to the snort of a brutal soldier, from the captives' sung laments to the camel that doubles as a narrator.
But The Bachelorette served a different purpose: like the heroine in a Mills and Boon novel, she is meant to be relatable – and with the snort-laughing, smart and funny Sam Frost, she was.
I can hear the snorts already: "Excuse me?
His baritone voice booms over the clatter of crockery and the snorts of the espresso machine.
So the snorting about delay and incipient deceitfulness is off the mark.
It's the snorts of derision when we don't know what you mean by R + L = J.
