There couldn't be a snowy day without Juliet snuffling though the unplowed drifts.
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The harm caused by snuffling, gobbling wild hogs is the stuff of legend.
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Snuffling things right out of that gaping lid without even a hint of shame?
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The bigger boy dragged a puppy, who was snuffling my face, out the door.
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He sauntered outside, snuffling the occasional curb, as Ms. Winter held his purple "Adopt Me" leash.
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A large female boar stared at Ledgard for a few seconds, then turned, snuffling, and darted off.
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They have little snub noses, since they lurk in hiding places instead of snuffling after prey for miles like dogs.
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Even common barnyard creatures — chickens, goats and pigs — are portrayed with empathy; you can almost hear them clucking and snuffling.
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He moved around the podium snuffling, nodding, mugging, gesticulating, applauding his own words, and squinting heroically (profile turned to the left!).
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Politicians, the ones absolutely no one has any faith in, are snuffling in the wreckage now, hoping to succeed Mrs. May.
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With their squished little faces, buggy eyes, and snuffling breaths — there's not much about pugs to recommend them (and I like dogs).
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One by one, bikers of all sizes, some vested, some bare- chested, took their turn snuffling face first in the dog bowls.
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Every so often, Ms. Rozema also folds in a beauty shot of the lushly green forest, with its dense flora and chirping, snuffling fauna.
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Whether that will help the person softly snuffling in the last bathroom stall because their expense report got returned for a third time isn't clear.
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I was home from school sick with something that kept me snuffling under a snowdrift of rumpled tissues, and had read every book on my shelf.
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As he portrayed himself later, he made for a ludicrous figure, rummaging about, snuffling around, shredding the French language as pear juice streamed down his face.
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Snuffling around one day, you run into a cat-size, scaly, big-eyed reptile that looks not unlike a crocodile found later in the 21st century.
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Time spent reading on the couch is massively improved by a dog's head resting on my leg; a warm, snuffling muzzle directed at me is instantly calming.
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The wriggling stowaway was discovered by 19-year-old Beckie Richardson, who spotted the beast snuffling around beside the smarties when she lifted one of the shopping crates.
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He does all the good doggy animations you'd expect, rolling in the leaves, snuffling around on the ground, smiling and barking happily when you call for his attention.
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The 22007 cohort's combination of clever methods and dogged snuffling out of data comes along with a rejection of some of the more frolicsome manifestations of earlier new empiricists.
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The creatures of Guerrilla Games' third-person action game graze peacefully by themselves or in small family groups, snuffling quietly to themselves as the dappled sunlight hits their flanks.
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Miscalculating, he ends up in the Cretaceous Period, where he meets a snuffling, trilling, many-fanged little creature named Hawking (a scene-stealing puppet, winsomely voiced and operated by Brendan Malafronte).
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Unless one wants to build a bubble of environmental consistency and can somehow avoid major immune system shifts, the risk of waking up snuffling, fatigued, and miserable will always lurk in life.
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Somewhere in the distance — a mile, two miles, who knows — a flashing light alternated red and green, the only sign besides the rustling and snuffling beneath my platform, that I wasn't alone.
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It deprived nations of their ability to control their own currencies and interest rates; it favored burgeoning German and French power; it operated by élite consensus and an irritating sort of mild bureaucratic snuffling.
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Footage of the same pig a few weeks later shows it eerily pink and whole, clattering across the concrete-floor maze and snuffling with pleasure as it flips open a blue plastic box full of food.
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What is one to do when there are others using the library who obviously have a cold or sinus issues, but who seem completely oblivious of the disturbance -- not to mention disgust -- caused by their constant snorting and snuffling?
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A big, alpha male bully stalking the debate stage, scowling, posturing, growling and snuffling, hovering over his opponent, threatening her with jail if he's elected, constantly interrupting her and whining that "it's 3 on 1" and that she's getting more time than he.
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The heart has its reasons, and those reasons have been most searchingly explored not by romantic comedies, snuffling weepies, or the phantasmagoria of Marvel but by the exploits of a battery-powered spaceman and a cowboy with a pull string in his back.
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The aesthetic paradigm of his sound objects also altered to the creation of site- specific sound sculptures and installations. He left aside small objects furtively snuffling in the corners and their soul landscapes, and started to actively interfere with the space with both visual and acoustic means.Ibid.
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They generally stay in the forest and avoid open areas to any extent. They are not generally social animals, although small groups of closely related adults have occasionally been reported. Many edible dormice mothers form communal nesting areas where they care for their young together. Communication is partly by sound, with the animals making various squeaks or snuffling sounds, and partly by scent.
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It also had a long whining cry, probably for identification at distance, and a low snuffling noise used for communication between family members.Paddle (2000), pp. 65–66. Some observers described it having a strong and distinctive smell, others described a faint, clean, animal odour, and some no odour at all. It is possible that the thylacine, like its relative, the Tasmanian devil, gave off an odour when agitated.
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When Jones disbanded Max Normal in early 2002, he and musician Sibot invited Markus Wormstorm and Felix Laband to collaborate on The Constructus Corporation project, which resulted in the concept album and graphic novel The Ziggurat, released on 3 June 2002. Jones asked Anri du Toit, better known as his Die Antwoord bandmate Yolandi Visser to lend vocals for the project. She was credited as Anica the Snuffling. The Constructus Corporation disbanded in 2003.
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Today dogs (known as "truffle hounds") are commonly used in the gathering of truffles instead of truffle hogs because hogs have been known to eat too many truffles in the field."Snuffling for truffles in Åland" Helsingin Sanomat, International ed. However, traditionalists argue that the swine have more sensitive noses and their particular taste for truffles leads to a more devoted beast. It is frequent for the hog to be a family pet of the truffler.
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When encountering a predator, its standard defensive reaction is to tense up all the muscles on its back to cause its spines to stand erect, and then roll into a ball protecting its limbs and head. If it is harassed further, it will twitch in an attempt to jab spines into the predator and make snuffling/grunting noises. Its spines are not released into the skin of an attacker, as those of a porcupine. Hedgehogs only rarely lose quills during adulthood; heavy quill loss is usually a warning sign as to the animal's health.
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Jones relocated to Cape Town and began collaborating with DJ Dope of Krushed & Sorted and Felix Laband on the music for a multi- media project he had conceptualized, involving a graphic novel with a soundtrack and live show. These sessions spawned the "Man With No Name" track on African Dope's Cape Of Good Dope compilation in 2002, which later gradually mutated into The Constructus Corporation outfit. During the year-long production process, a then unknown female vocalist called Anri du Toit joined the group, credited as Anica The Snuffling (later known as Yolandi Visser from Watkin's current project, Die Antwoord) on the credits.
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It was a sharp, acrid, skunky musk that probably would have smelled like cat piss to a human being, but to a fox it was like a drug. He tackled the source of the smell, buried his snuffling muzzle in her fur, because he had known all along, with what was left of his consciousness, that what he was smelling was Alice. Vulpine hormones and instincts were powering up, taking over, manhandling what was left of his rational human mind." The next sequence depicts animal sex: "He locked his teeth in the thick fur of her neck.
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Old words: Andrássy út > And Hal tér. Naming of streets: Tolbuhin, Münnich... the distant smell of > rotting fruit, Old shredded documents in blackened piles, Dead trees with > squirrels snuffling at the root. The title poem, and much of the first half of the volume are in terza rima (a three-line stanza using chain rhyme in the pattern ABA BCB CDC). Szirtes commented on the form: "I adapted Dante's terza rima because it is an ideal episodic narrative form, (as in the Commedia) each verse clipping into the next, each section sufficient to articulate a central event".
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Ben, a labrador, lived until the age of 11 before succumbing to cancer at Christmas 1980. Decades later Banville still regarded Ben as "a lost friend, and every few months he ambles into one of my dreams, snuffling and sighing and obviously wondering why there are no more walks. This may sound sentimental, but it does not feel that way". On 21 August 2017, the RTÉ Radio 1 weekday afternoon show Liveline was discussing a report on Trinity College Dublin's use of 100,000 animals to conduct scientific research over the previous four years when a listener pointed out that Banville had previously raised the matter but been ignored.
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The Fellowship of the Ring, book 2, ch. 2 "The Council of Elrond" They learned that the Ring had passed to Bilbo's heir, Frodo, and hunted him and his companions across the Shire; the hobbits heard what seemed to be snuffling, and sometimes saw them crawling or crouching.The Fellowship of the Ring book 1, ch. 3 "Three is Company"The Fellowship of the Ring book 1, ch. 4 "A Short Cut to Mushrooms" The hobbits escaped, via Tom Bombadil's realm of the Old Forest where they were not pursued, to Bree.The Fellowship of the Ring book 1, ch. 6 "The Old Forest"The Fellowship of the Ring book 1, ch. 7 "In the House of Tom Bombadil"The Fellowship of the Ring book 1, ch. 8 "Fog on the Barrow-downs" A Ranger of the North, Aragorn, arrived ahead of them and for some days led the hobbits on paths not closely followed by the Ringwraiths.The Fellowship of the Ring book 1, ch.
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