get up someone's nose BrE
get up somebody's nose

Playing in them increases the risk of water getting up the nose.

And wouldn´t it get up the nose of the Greens!

It was no coincidence, I believe, because the place really got up my nose.

And it is getting up the noses of the traditional firms.

That really got up the noses of those in the religious establishment.

She managed to get up the noses of the authorities.

To be frank, Amber's beginning to get up my nose.

It's your whole superior attitude that gets up my nose.

What has he said to her that gets up her nose?

You should hear Brian when something gets up his nose.'

"When it got up my nose that really slowed me down.

To call the lore into question "gets up your nose," says Johnson.

Some of what I have said has got up the noses of one or two players in the industry.

The dust is starting to get up my nose.

I didn't realise it would get up your nose so quickly and so far.

Boring men are like snot - they get up your nose.

"All you have to do is let us know what gets up your nose about cigarette smoking.

I told her not to let singers get up her nose.

I agree with a lot of what he said but one point he repeatedly made got up my nose.

"This is what gets up my nose, if you'll pardon the expression.

It's wonderful what children will get up their noses," said Frank's wife. "

He kept sneezing whenever a car passed us, because the dust got up his nose.

When they refer to a place as a 'student village', that really gets up our nose."

He really gets up my nose, you know.

Still I was continually labelled injury-prone, which gets up my nose.