Sentence examples for better scent from inspiring English sources

Our book which deserved to do better Scent: The Collected Works is a compendium of Dinesh Allirajah's delicately understated short stories, his extraordinary, intellectually acrobatic blogposts, and his jazz-inspired poetry.

" 'If you think I'm lying, just take a whiff.' "I stood up on the base of the machine and brought my nose near to the roller, half closing my eyes to get a better scent.

Hair and bodies glisten with olive oil, to no practical purpose other than to accentuate their bronzed beauty -- and what better scent can a man's body have, asked Socrates, how much more alluring than perfume?

For all that hotels have done to make their bedding more luxurious, their décor more stylish and their lobbies smell better with a signature scent, one area that hasn't gotten much of a makeover is the in-suite dining experience, otherwise known as room service.

There is the special puppy smell, much like the distinctive scent, better than perfume, of a new baby's head.

This may allow them to better detect the scent of their prey, or afford them the cover of turbid water in which to hunt.

Confirming this hypothesis, it was recently demonstrated that honeybees rewarded with solutions containing nectar levels of caffeine were able to remember a learned floral scent better than honeybees rewarded with sucrose alone (Wright et al. 2013).

The petroleum jelly hold onto the scent better, so it lasts on your skin for longer.

Beagles are better at ground-scenting (following a trail on the ground) than they are at air-scenting, and for this reason they have been excluded from most mountain rescue teams in favour of collies, which use sight in addition to air-scenting and are more biddable.

But timing is a better tool, because scents can travel through water in random, chaotic patterns, said Jayne Gardiner, the study's lead author and a biologist at the University of South Florida.

Nothing sells a book better than the scents of rich chocolate, and warm cinnamon, wafting through the air.