Sentence examples for deep smell from inspiring English sources

I open it and take a deep smell.

She lifted a ladle of stew and took a long, deep smell.

"Go, stick your nose inside that bus and breathe deep, smell the blood, the blood of our people," a Jewish settler said, leading me toward a freshly bombed school bus in the Gaza Strip.

She brought the t-shirt to her nose, took in a deep smell and crinkled her nose.

Take a deep smell of the interior.

Buy a gift for her, it may be among a deep smelling red rose, a packet of most delicious chocolates that your lover likes very much.

You can also gauge if your caramel is done by the smell - it should be deep and rich smelling, with a slight nuttiness.

But the deep chocolate smell was intoxicating, and it was that smell that did me in.

Breathe deep and smell the rot.

Your low-ceilinged, brightly coloured, circus-tent-esque venue was all the best things about a diner (the retro vibes, the bright colours, the positive feelgood attitude that can be present only in an establishment that serves milkshakes) – without the spores and deep-fryer smell.

Tselkov's psychedelic power-supply sees red confront orange, turquoise target lime, pink pitched against purple and scarlet skirmishing with a green so deep it smells of seaweed.