1) She tried to brownnose the boss by staying after work and helping him clean the room.

2) He got that promotion by brown-nosing.

3) Brown-nosing the power brokers won't save you.

4) Jack was surprised to learn that brownnosing wouldn't work with her.

5) But the spectre of delivering a speech brown-nosing the teachers jammed her imagination.

6) Kids don't want other kids to think they're brown-nosing,[http://sentencedict.com/brown-nose.html] so they don't tell teachers when they've enjoyed a class.

7) Bill is a brown-nose and none of his colleagues likes him in the company.

8) He is a brown-nose.

9) He is a super brown-nose. He alway brown-noses his boss.

10) Red hair of the dog is allowed to brown-nose , lips and Yanquan.

11) The businessmen at Big Weld Industries are adaptable in that brown-nose corporate way of "whoever's in charge, that's who we're going to be like."

12) His father was a rich merchant who knew how to brown-nose some senior government officials.

13) The first is that nice guys are more likely to brown-nose, be overly pleasing and may not bring the cold, hard honesty in a time when it's needed for a key business decision.