Sentence examples for exchange smelling from inspiring English sources
Many diverse animals use arrays of hair-like structures to perform important jobs such as feeding, gas exchange, smelling, and swimming.
"The enemies of the exchange smell blood in the water," said Matt Andresen, head of global trading at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.
They are quietly suggesting that a market run by a single specialist broker, which since February 2003 has had the same majority owner as the Stuttgart exchange, does not smell quite right.
(I still say "Philip Morris," because "Altria"—a name some PR genius conjured up so the company could sell cigarettes and Kraft singles simultaneously sounds like an Eastern European exchange student who smells like snot and yeast).
Thus, the code starts smelling.
After testy exchanges, and a near breakdown in the talks, both sides ended up concluding a deal, and Cuomo has come out smelling like a rose.
Where you can do that these days, except in those Record & Tape Exchanges that smell of sweat and despair?
Kursh wrote in a follow-up that he had been exchanging concerns with other race directors, adding, "I smell a rat".
Or you can buy the iron and coal at the grand exchange, if you have a lot of money, and then smelt them.
"I'm just telling you, it doesn't smell right," said Congressman Westmoreland after one particularly protracted exchange about the emails.
