Sentence examples for burning pungent from inspiring English sources
A burning, pungent smell of smoke filled the building's 17.5 miles of corridors.
Inside the hangar-like halls, the air is thick with burning incense, the pungent odours of durian fruit and fresh herbs, and the rubbery, plastic smell of a thousand useless trinkets.
"Burning schools, burning markets.
She showed where she ushered men into a dimly lighted reception area filled with the pungent smell of burning incense.
Above 300 °C (572 °F), fats may decompose, with the formation of acrolein (the decomposition product of glycerol), which imparts the characteristic pungent odour of burning fat.
White murky gloom has enveloped the city, bringing a pungent smell of burning.
Walking along the dock to the restaurant, the pungent smell of cheese and burning wood is immediately apparent.
Choose pungent scents like sandalwood or jasmine, and if you are burning more than one stick, make sure to use an odd number rather than an even number.
As Ms. Cobbs walked from the kitchen to the bathroom, she smelled something pungent in the air, and told the superintendent: It smelled as if something was burning.
