1
I'll need scouts and guardsmen with strong noses to sniff out ambushes.
2
We're going to try and sniff out more details before the show.
3
Why are you laughing? The old Tildy: quick to sniff out insurrection.
4
The police dogs are trained to sniff out narcotics, firearms and explosives.
5
The dog was raised to sniff out civil rights workers & beatniks.
1
They scent out by instinct a chance of taking advantage of people.
2
They divine purses in pockets, they scent out watches in fobs.
3
Sniff the scent out of a wild flower, and-perhaps-throwitaway?
4
A pretty hound to scent out master's lost goods.
5
All the sunlight seemed to have gone out of the world, all the scent out of the roses.
1
I believe I can almost smell out a heretic or a traitor.
2
She did not say so, but I can smell out an enemy.
3
You have to get some chemical thing that takes the smell out.
4
We must smell out the pantry that holds the dried fish.
5
Your nose must have been a sharp one, to smell out any there.
1
For another week, he wouldn't stick his nose out of the room.
2
And I think you should keep your nose out of this, Marcus.
3
Keep the Big Man's nose out of things, do you hear me?
4
Her nose out of joint because she could not have an earl!
5
The Turk doesn't poke his nose out of his hole without McCluskey.
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One fine day it pokes its nose out of the water.
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By and by the fox stuck his nose out from his hiding place.
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Father said, 'Just try and keep your nose out of other people's business.'
9
I'd nose out that pretty girl I was cheated of yesterday.
10
Not one of them will dare to stick his nose out.
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The new bloke has put your nose out of joint, Bill.
12
I simply dare not show my nose out of doors-byday.
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We'll nose out the spy, whoever he is, or wherever to be found.
14
He won't stand for having this chap put his nose out of joint.
15
Will Karen be able to keep her nose out of this?
16
Even at death's door, she can't keep her long nose out of things.
