Sentence examples for burned smell from inspiring English sources

By Friday afternoon, the neighborhood's usual caramel aroma had curdled into the burned smell of an unstirred saucepan.

The fiery crash left charred trees in the secluded area near a business park, and a burned smell lingered in the air Sunday.

"It's a burn smell," Ms. Mullins said.

If, as it burned, it smelled like garlic, the corpse was thought to contain arsenic.

A father was found "badly burned and smelling of petrol" after a fatal house fire in Cornwall, an inquest has heard.

The peculiar, dank smell of wood rot and mildew, in one of the houses I most recall that had partly burned down, the smell of smoke and scorch, in early summer pervading even the lyric smell of honeysuckle — these haunting smells, never, at the time of experiencing, given specific sources, names.

If you have a build-up of lint, dust, fluff, etc., this can create a smell of burning and clothes will come out smelling burned as well.

A burning smell may mean a problem with the cooling system or a car that burns oil.

A fantastic, pre-acidic-paper smell: burned caramel, basically.

He still experiences intrusions when he smells burned rubber, and candidly described the way his life was changed and the difficulties he and his wife face living with his condition.

Some caught on fire and executioners reported smelling burned flesh.