Sentence examples for a scent of a from inspiring English sources

But that won't stop the GOP with a big boost from some in the media that hang on every whiff of a scent of a Clinton scandal from making sleaze the issue of the day with Hillary.

Uncut, its aroma offered a scent of mushroom with a hint of garlic.

A Scent of Evil Rosemary meets a young woman in the basement laundry room.

But recently its music sounds more like a film background, with a scent of Miles Davis's "In a Silent Way".

Would he have any inkling -- a scent of blood, a sound of terror from up the line -- that this was no ordinary day?

"Unfortunately, in this country, auction does have a taste or a scent of distress," Mr. Siegel said, echoing a commonly held notion.

The characters and their relationships are psychologically astute and finely drawn, set into action by such fragmentary associations as a scent of perfume and a proffered handkerchief.

"The air is mild; there's a scent of eternity". A big bear of a man with a grey beard and expressive eyebrows, Pala can barely disguise his scorn.

Her full length play, "A Scent of Almonds", about the stain a Nazi governess lays on a New York Jewish girl, was produced in 1986.

Aqva is the blandly handsome son of l'Eau d'Issey, a scent of Coast deodorant soap in an expensive executive gym with powerful central air conditioning.

Among them, "A Scent of Roses" charts a life of fearful restraint; " 'Stay Corydon, Thou Swain' "sends a prosaic draper in search of a nymph; "An Aging Head" coolly exposes the abruptness with which complacency can be shattered.