| She knew that a voice that annoying could come from none other than the preppy, straight-laced brown-noser. |
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| If he was anything like his mentor, the little brown-noser will be worse than his master, Anaa thought menacingly. |
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| Not to sound like a brown-noser, but the directing in the film was top notch, where did you learn such skill? |
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| Oh this is so good, finally my brown-noser, do-gooder, goody two-shoes sister is going to get busted for something! |
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| Regardless the size of your boss's ego, she or he will have a genuine need for a person on their team who thinks about wins on a grander scale than the selfish view of a brown-noser! |
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| The old brown-noser wouldn't approach me with a ten-foot pole. |
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| Sure, it might mark you down as something of a DfES stooge or New Labour brown-noser, but having the title Sir or Dame on your credit card is hard to resist. |
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| In their baffling, contemptible wrong-headedness they stand with every boss who passed us over for promotion in favor of some less-able brown-noser and every crush who wouldn't date us. |
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| So brown-noser Blair's finally sold out to Bush, with British citizens meekly sent to the US to face what laughingly passes for American justice. |
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| Pete Campbell would be just another irritating office brown-noser, a prep school Sammy Glick, except that he too has a screw loose and a mystical rapport with firearms. |
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| He could flatter with the best of them occasionally but he was never a careerist, a brown-noser, a systematic butterer-up of those who could get him preferment. |
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| Clegg is a useless brown-noser and Miliband is a millionaire playboy. |
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| In his profile of Clark, Thomas reports that Clark rapidly rose through the ranks in the military, and he was widely regarded as a champion brown-noser and know-it-all. |
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| With the deadline for applications fast running out, Iron Angle's Brown-Noser of the Year award seems certain to go to Birmingham lap dance supremo Allan Sartori. |
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