| I have been a lifetime resident in my beloved Springfield and am angered at the way my city was described by these snoots you interviewed for your story. |
| He was the leading exponent of photorealism, a school of art that was probably maligned by the snoots but embraced, bemusedly, by the pop artists. |
| Americans may be entranced by this endearing family of highborn English snoots, but the show is going downhill. |
| This kind of coinage and derivation is a typical process in the creative evolution of language, and is exactly the sort of thing that snoots like to deprecate. |
| What is really getting up the royal snoots is that they can no longer dictate what we read, see, hear and think about them. |
