Sentence examples for distinct scent from inspiring English sources

Smell is represented by a bisexual housecleaner (Daniel MacIvor) who is convinced that love has its own distinct scent.

More perfume was added to the Febreze formula, so that instead of merely neutralizing odors, the spray had its own distinct scent.

But in general, the most successful style icons are not the ones who are shoved down the nation's necks and carry the distinct scent of a team of desperate publicists, wardrobe assistants and a "fashion gameplan" in their wake.

DSPIDERO, Boston, posted on nytimes.com When "more perfume was added to the Febreze formula, so that instead of merely neutralizing odors, the spray had its own distinct scent," I stopped buying it.

Two prime examples of that genre — Edna Ferber and George S. Kaufman's "Royal Family" and Noël Coward's "Present Laughter" — were seen on Broadway last season and were enjoyable despite a distinct scent of mothballs.

When the hotel completed its transformation in 2009, plain white sheets were replaced with those using a white decorative stripe, the entryway was flanked with planters and a distinct scent identified with the brand permeated the lobby, according to Tracy Johnson, the general manager.

In Jahai, however, there are about a dozen abstract words in common use for distinct scents, such as the one that emanates from stale rice, mushrooms, cooked cabbage, and certain species of hornbill (yes, the bird).

And, in a section devoted to specific sports, the prospectus promises "subtle but distinct scents, such as chlorine in the swimming area and popcorn, cut grass or cotton candy in the baseball area".

Terpenes the organic compounds in plants that are known to give weed its distinct scents—such as linalool (found in lavender) are relaxing for a lot of folks, Earlywine confirms.

It's one of a few threads teased out in a fascinating piece in High Times by Marin Lee that centers in on terpenes, those organic and resin-y compounds common to conifers and that are known in certain casual pot-head circles as the shit that gives buds their distinct scents.

When he remembered how death had once loomed at him, so vivid and large that it had a distinct smell, like the scent of chalk up close to the schoolroom blackboard, he marvelled, rather patronizingly.