Sentence examples for distinctive scent from inspiring English sources

Others caught the distinctive scent of burning eucalyptus.

What gave Stinking Bishop its distinctive scent of something freshly stepped in?

Appropriately enough, our species has a distinctive scent of sweet lemon.

There is the special puppy smell, much like the distinctive scent, better than perfume, of a new baby's head.

MIT researchers have found that when raindrops hit the ground they release aerosols, which produce a distinctive scent, reports Avianne Tan of ABC News.

Company representatives in both cities said they respond immediately to any leak reported by the public.Companies include chemical additives to give the odorless gas a distinctive scent.

Freddy claimed that he could tell which woman was which by their distinctive scents.

It doesn't hurt that Pattern's washes have distinctive scents — their latest are nutmeg and sage —created with natural oils and plant extracts for perfume-like depth.

Nor is it a matter of sight alone: the natural materials have distinctive scents, and the newspaper insulation of the cafe gives an echo-less acoustic "like a hay barn".

Mr. Okwan, too, was raised in a "Koreatown" -- the grid of narrow streets in this gritty industrial city, a satellite of Tokyo, that is spicily perfumed with the distinctive scents of Korean cuisine.

A company called DigiScents (www.digiscents.com) has developed a technology called iSmell that can be used to provide distinctive scents that can be attached to e-mail, text and interactive material on Web pages and interactive video games.