Sentence examples for calling odors from inspiring English sources

"You might have noticed earlier that I was not actually calling Odors," Rimney says.

"Who all is getting a headache, raise your hand," says Jonkins. "Oh, all right," Rimney says, then goes into my cubicle and calls Odors.

Her idea: to improve upon a South African product called Odor-Go that she had seen in her native country but nowhere in the United States.

A product called "Odor Assassin" (Lemon-Lime Scent) that is available at most "dollar" and discount stores will dissolve most adhesives instantly and can be removed with a clean cotton face cloth.

The green glowing label was designed to appear specifically in neurons that receive complex odors through proteins called odorant receptors, or ORs.

In October, one posted a message on Neumont's Web forums protesting what she called "offensive odors". "The truth is there are people in this school who just don't smell pleasant at all," she wrote.

The fermentation of your perspiration by naturally occurring bacteria on your skin produces the distinctive scent we less generously call body odor, says Dr. Debra Jaliman, a dermatologist, spokesperson for the American Academy of Dermatology and author of Skin Rules: Trade Secrets From a Top Dermatologist.

The diagnosis was a rare metabolic disorder called fish odor syndrome.

Sitting in their kitchens, they would laugh about the sale of a perfume called the Odor of Lenin or a triple bed using the slogan Lenin s Nami — "Lenin Is with Us".

American mycologist David Arora called the odor "the vilest of any stinkhorn".

Never before seen visual archive materials sit alongside classic examples of the Rorschach Test, the Thematic Apperception Test, and even something called the Odor Imagination Test.