Sentence examples similar to catch scent of from inspiring English sources

The elephants, he explained, caught scent of him and raised their trunks, but turned and walked away -- a signal that "they weren't alarmed".

Actually yes, because reading certain other reviewers or festival-going bloggers you'll have caught scent of a contrary wind of opinion: those able to stay in their seats through the film's two and a half hours have been praising Colossal Youth in extravagant terms.

He brought along some bloodhounds, but they never caught scent of a Yeti, and neither did Cooke's 2001 expedition.

The moment I catch the scent of powdered sugar I remember lying with my head in my grandmother's lap as a child.

Here, you may catch a scent of fish or seaweed as you sunbathe on the uncrowded beach or stroll along the pier.

Now and then I'd catch the scent of something fruity – a fallen pod that had begun to ferment, which is how the Aztecs got the idea for xocolatl.

After you unwrap one of these rustic bars and open up this indispensable autobiography, you may catch the scent of rum and tobacco — from the chocolate and the pages.

After you unwrap one of these rustic bars and open up this indispensable autobiography, you may catch the scent of rum and tobacco from the chocolate and the pages.

She is a six-footer but looks even taller with her thrown-back shoulders and her head tossed high as if to catch a scent of the strawberries and cream.

"Arktos will have a period of settling-in to his new surroundings in a holding enclosure next to Walker, so both boys will be able to catch the scent of one another and they'll know they have company next door".

I tell myself that people can catch the scent of fake acclaim … but I fear that in truth many people often can't.