Sentence examples for distinctive smell from inspiring English sources

It has a distinctive smell.

"Southern California has a very distinctive smell.

"He's taken on a really distinctive smell", concedes Briggs.

Weetjens already knew that TB had a distinctive smell.

Acetic acid is the substance that gives vinegar its distinctive smell and sour taste.

The distinctive smell of bacon is, as most of us have probably experienced, hard to resist.

Creating a distinctive smell is down to what kind of ratio you want in a perfume.

e360: Most of us know ginkgo from its very distinctive, fan-shaped leaves, and also from its very distinctive smell.

The chemical, named after its distinctive smell akin to mustard or horseradish, is a blister agent causing horrific burns.

Then just when the nose adjusts, another distinctive smell emerges as the train goes beneath the Hudson River.

Cocoa butter is what gives chocolate its rich mouthfeel, and the nibs hold most of the distinctive smell and taste.