| She was the beauty queen with her nose in the air and I was just the average height, dark haired, easily forgettable guy. |
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| She grabbed it firmly, got to her feet and walked past him with her nose in the air. |
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| He always figured a Princess would stand with her nose in the air, acting as though she were better than everyone else around her. |
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| Or is he just downright hoity-toity, with that nose in the air and far-off stare? |
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| No matter what happens, keep going around with your nose in the air. |
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| I suppose some fly fisherman do walk around with their nose in the air. |
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| But the family never put its nose in the air, and never outgrew its regional identity. |
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| Ms. Watts keeps that nose in the air far longer than most actresses would dare. |
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| I thus strolled with my nose in the air looking for some antiquities which would have escaped with the vindication of the property developers. |
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| The waiter, with his nose in the air, wasn't paying attention to anything. |
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| She continued to walk down the hall with her nose in the air. |
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| He has his nose in the air and besides he can't dance. |
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| It was cold, I walked like all newcomers, my nose in the air, taking advantage of every pedestrian crossing to stop in the middle of the road and turn my head in 360° panoramic circles. |
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| Three big grins, and Nipper with his nose in the air, preparing to run. |
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| Those which go to the liking of the beautiful shops, those carried out nose in the air and the camera in hands, those traced on the chart provided by the tourist office and those guided by the greedy papillae. |
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