| Idiom | to follow your nose |
|---|---|
| Definition | to trust your instincts or first thoughts |
| Examples | - You'll know when you've met the person you want to marry. You just have to follow your nose. - I got lost in the backstreets of Paris but I followed my nose and soon found the hotel again. - I have always followed my nose and so far, it has not let me down. - After being cooped up in the city for fifty weeks a year, she had just followed her nose until she had discovered a small hidden lake. |
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