Use of sniffy in Sentences. 16 Examples
The examples include sniffy at the start of sentence, sniffy at the end of sentence and sniffy in the middle of sentence
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sniffy at the end of sentence
- And the reaction in the land of capitalism red in tooth and claw? Decidedly sniffy.
sniffy in the middle of sentence
- Well, don't get sniffy about it!
- She's a bit sniffy about my taste in music.
- Some people are a bit sniffy about television.
- One day, sniffy was scrubbing his toes in the pond.
- His name was sniffy . Probably because he liked flowers.
- They were very sniffy about letting us in without jackets.
- Riley had won his argument: the lead story was the recapture of sniffy Wilson.
- Holly asked Rain whether sniffy had named names yet and she admitted getting nothing from him.
- Western firms such as IBM and Accenture can be sniffy about their Indian rivals' sophistication.
- The European travel industry uses the sniffy phrase "sleep cheap, shop expensive" to describe Chinese visitors.
- He is always puffing about the expensive wines he brings over to my place, and is then sniffy about the offerings I take round to his.
- In an industry in which visionaries are often sniffy about anyone else's ideas, the readiness to go elsewhere proved a devastating advantage.
- He suggests they may become "building blocks" for his more expansive Asia-Pacific Community. sniffy Asians will surely see that as presumptuous.
- Apple, after being sniffy a couple of years ago, is selling e-books through iTunes; Google is quietly digitising every book it can get its hands on for Google Books.
- By the early 18th century it was already a busy popular museum, although one sniffy German visitor of 1710 said "Herr Burgermeister Reimer in Luneberg has twice as many specimens".
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