He paused to wipe his running nose, then went on.

Mark ran the back of his hand under his running nose.

Rubbing a hand under her running nose, she stepped over the debris.

A small boy with a running nose said to him one day, 'They tell me is you who getting married.'

Tissues (imagine how annoying a running nose is for seven miles).

Christopher and Sellers were running nose to tail for the lead.

He doesn't have the chronic running nose children with the disease often have at one year of age.

I wiped at my running nose with a fold of cloak, and tried to think what to do next.

He blew his running nose and stepped closer to the fire, but insisted, "I'm all right."

This is a chemical that leads to a running nose and sneezing.

Western medicine is treating the symptom - the running nose."

He wiped his running nose with the back of his hand, and sniffed hard.

The man had a perpetually running nose, sometimes dripping down his upper lip.

The taste of my running nose was salty on my lips.

Not now, not with swollen eyelids and a running nose.

It was a shrug the shoulders, sink the hands deep in the pockets and be fed up about the running nose cold.

As the orchestra continued playing, they repeatedly went to closeups of Bernstein's running nose.

A deep breath came from the far side of the fire, and a snuffle as an attempt was made to clear a running nose unobtrusively.

Mary swabbed at her running nose and eyes.

Initial symptoms resemble those of a cold, with red, watery eyes, running nose, cough, and high fever.

Owing to a deviated septum, Jordan has a constantly running nose.

"The Pretty Woman," he explained, wiping his running nose on his sleeve.

He wept again, wiping his running nose.

Smithback stared at the man: rheumy eyes, running nose, dirty wizard's beard.

All afternoon his fever had fluctuated, and he'd been miserable with a running nose and watery eyes.

"If a child has a running nose or a cough, we're sending them to the nurse to see if they should go home," said Loretta Rubin, principal of Farm Hill Elementary School in Middletown.

He paused again to blow his nose in a beautiful white handkerchief, whereupon my sister took the occasion to remind him that in the old days he always had a running nose but that he never wiped it.