13 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Snort' in a Sentence
"To forcefully exhale air through the nostrils with a loud, harsh sound, often done by animals such as horses." more
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A snort of surprise escaped her lips when she stumbled upon an unexpected treasure in the old attic.
In the comedy club, the audience had been snorting with laughter at the comedian's hilarious jokes.
Despite the serious meeting, some colleagues will have been snorting at the amusing remarks.
The comedian's snort became a signature move, earning laughs from the audience.
The old engine had snorted and sputtered before finally starting up with a cloud of smoke.
Despite her allergies, Sarah has been snorting at the dusty old books in the antique store.
In the middle of the concert, the enthusiastic crowd will be snorting with laughter at the comedian's jokes.
Under the starlit sky, the playful dolphins will be snorting joyfully in the moonlit waves.
As the engine revs up, the motorcycle rider will snort with anticipation before the race.
The horse had snorted in protest as the rider approached with the unfamiliar saddle.
Maria snorted with disbelief when she heard the outrageous rumor about herself.
During the comedic performance, the clown was snorting with laughter.
As the chef prepares the spicy dish, the aromatic spices will have been snorting in the kitchen.
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