Sentence examples for characteristic smells from inspiring English sources

These fats become fatty acids, which in turn become smaller molecules with many of the characteristic smells and flavours of blue cheeses.

Empty monumental prospects in the centre, tumbledown wooden houses on the outskirts; vainglorious slogans and glistening spittoons; the intensely characteristic smells of low-octane petrol and frying pirozhki.

January 6 2012 Offering the sites and sounds of a great heavy-metal bar without any of the characteristic smells, this chic Greenpoint haunt opened its doors (which are actually made of black metal) in April, making it a much needed watering hole for the heavily inked, denim-vest set.

They identified 23 volatile ingredients and 12 of them have characteristic smells.

The fact that the dogs could not recognize cancers other than ovarian cancer strongly suggests that different cancers have different characteristic smells, thus enabling both diagnosis and differential diagnosis.

Their status as an exile meant sorrow and distress; the loss of their country in itself, the characteristic smells and sounds that used to be heard implied an existential loss and feelings of alienation.

It even had its own characteristic smell.

They lose their characteristic smell of oil and exhaust.

Everybody knows that characteristic smell of marijuana, but this vapor is different.

Hydrogen sulfide, however, can be recognized by its characteristic smell, suggestive of rotten eggs.

The meadows have a characteristic smell compounded of the briny ooze, factory smokestacks, and concentrated animal husbandry.