| He's also a toffee-nosed little git who has inherited a vast fortune, and now wastes his time killing foxes. |
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| We're a very friendly, laid-back hunt with nothing toffee-nosed about us at all. |
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| Jessica is taunted by boys at school for being a toffee-nosed virgin and Tom is bullied for being a weirdo. |
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| I see you are standing up for chavs against us toffee-nosed middle class types. |
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| People here just want to get on with their lives and not bother with a toffee-nosed Tory from the south-east. |
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| Every time the army was caught out there would be some toffee-nosed officer defending the indefensible and whitewashing the problem. |
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| But all his kindness has earned him not the thanks of the toffee-nosed British Establishment but their supercilious contempt. |
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| Fortunately, the presenter did at least tie the toffee-nosed buffoon in such knots that the programme's viewers could clearly see his underlying motives. |
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| The toffee-nosed neighbours in the series are called Jerry and Margo. |
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| So, you can hardly blame him for sacking the toffee-nosed idiot. |
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| When I was young, people thought I was a rich little toffee-nosed cow. |
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| The former governor is so buttoned-down and toffee-nosed he belongs at Downton Abbey. |
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| The bloke there was a bit toffee-nosed, but he gave me a good deal for it. |
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| Or was she in fact a maligned victim of elite snobbery by toffee-nosed, Georgetown cocktail-swillers? |
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| We didn't want to take BBC people, because we thought they were a bureaucratic lot of toffee-nosed fellows. |
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| The angle is, if it isn't explicitly ruled out, the toffee-nosed bastards are thinking about doing it. |
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| The most toffee-nosed among the literati may still regard the very notion of a prize as vulgar. |
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| Please be upstanding for the Fiver's toffee-nosed, willow-wielding, Oxbridge-educated, reverse-sweeping cousin the Spin. |
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| Yet this hard-nosed apprehension was Mr Coulson's big contribution to the rather toffee-nosed Tory operation. |
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| And that's a claim few can make in Piñera's toffee-nosed cabinet. |
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| I found out today, and I am very sorry about this, that there are people who meet two by two and are, as they say in Rome, rather toffee-nosed, they cannot stand this or that person, and this is not nice. |
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| Her schoolmarmish tone and slightly toffee-nosed air make her perfect for the part of an ageing vicar's wife in the new stage production of Entertaining Angels. |
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