Sentence examples for develop a smell from inspiring English sources

He helped develop a "smell chart" to help people identify which toxic chemicals they were being exposed to, trained people to measure pollution and has taken companies to court and closed down hazardous waste sites.

It can take up to two years to develop a smell or a taste for a new product and then get paid, so Flavors and Fragrances invests for the long-term, explained Joseph A. Gemmo, the vice president and chief financial officer.

For example, a manufacturer might complain that his bottled mineral water has developed a smell of rotten peaches.

For example, Ms. Skipton said, clothes washed in hard water may look dingy, feel scratchy and develop a sour smell.

Three weeks before the flowers open, the spikes develop a strong musky smell.

Worst of all, earlobes stretched to really large sizes can develop a pungent, disgusting smell if they aren't kept clean.

"A really key first step is to develop a library of smells that you know and can recognize," Bosker says.

After 18 months, the wine under the screw cap developed a rubbery smell that may have come from traces of hydrogen sulfide in the wine and had nothing to do with the closure.

She told me that the print houses she's talking to already have several varieties of both good and bad smells on file (yes, there's a market for this stuff: "One printer was excited about our project because they had just developed a garbage smell to be used in a political ad").

"You develop a relationship via sight, smell and condition, which in turn becomes a way of caring," Bijoy Jain, the compound's architect and founder of the increasingly influential Studio Mumbai, said recently.

If you have the capacity to learn words, you have the capacity to develop a fantastic sense of smell".