Sentence examples for curious smell from inspiring English sources

The lady went up to a programme seller and said: 'Isn't there a rather curious smell in this theatre?' And the programme seller replied: 'It's the play, madam.' But what did the poor actor who was lashed to the pillar say to you? RR : Well, of course, when I asked him for a programme all I got were these strangled sounds.

It's a curious smell, not one he expects, like fresh fertilizer, or perhaps damp leaves.

One crew of cannabis growers, who had set up a 60-plant farm in an empty high street estate agents in Edinburgh, were forced to start painting the shop front, over and over again, after local shopkeepers began to get suspicious about the curious smell seeping through the whitewashed office windows.

Instead of a deep, intense perfume, wear a light cheerful, yet curious smell.

Yes, it's been a long time since we braved the curious smells of LikeALittle's hacker hose.

His brother, the bespectacled, curious Milon, can smell change in the winds and waxes rhapsodic about it.

"I have no vocabulary to define this, but there is a curious warm leathery smell to English parchment," he writes.

(There's also the fact that I have a curious lack of smell--which prevents me from, say, noticing the stench of rotting food in the fridge--and that I'm just generally really laid-back).

His brother, the bespectacled, curious Milon (Soaeb Islam), can smell change in the wind and waxes rhapsodic about it.

Captain Stasaitis said the department looks for dogs that are alert, curious and interested in exploring smells and that show a desire to work.

There's yelling aplenty, not to mention fighting, pounding (on the table, on the stove, on the floor) and — it's right there in the script — a curious amount of sniffing and smelling.