Sentence examples for emit smells from inspiring English sources
The fact that living creatures produce sounds is not particularly startling, nor is the fact that they emit smells.
Using a mixture of a few scented oils, the device will emit smells based on digital instructions sent over the Internet or embedded in a computer program.
The system consists of various components, such as the VR environment, which is controllable and customizable, a vibrotactile platform, which delivers sensations associated with explosions and firefights and even a scent machine, which can emit smells like diesel fuel, garbage and gunpowder at specific times during the simulation to increase immersion.
Owners of neighboring businesses spoke about concerns that the restaurant would increase parking problems on Forest Avenue and emit smells that could affect their businesses.
Behind this noble effort is a misguided premise that "better" wine is dry, intense, high in alcohol and often emitting smells that can be likened to Carmen Miranda's head gear, cat's pee (seriously), old socks or wet dogs.
What's more -- and perhaps of greater benefit for most political venues -- it takes a substantial amount of time to prepare, all the while emitting smells that promise a delectable outcome.
They were said to emit foul smells due to stagnant water and people's habits of dumping waste including faecal matter into the channels.
They are crustaceans and five or six of them together emit a smell of shellfish.
Mr. Campbell said that the left engine was "almost a bonfire," and that he felt the airplane decelerate, then shudder and emit a smell of jet fuel.
Mr Lisbon begins to see children as "only strangers you agreed to live with", and the family home becomes an extension of its occupants' relationships, emitting toxic smells, of "bad breath, cheese, milk, tongue film … the singed smell of drilled teeth", or as one of the boys quips, "the smell of trapped beaver".
