Sentence examples for got a scent of from inspiring English sources

"When we've got a scent of victory we're outstanding but in some of the others we've folded," Robinson, whose side sit fourth in the table, told BBC Sussex.

You should get a scent of the eucalyptus.

When Barbie is in a woodcock cover and gets a scent, he comes flying out of the bush with his tail between his legs.

Avoid run-of-the-mill cologne and get a scent that no one else has.

Get a scented moist towelette or baby wipe.

A breeze floated through the yard and I got a whiff of forever, that scent of my own childhood mixed with hope for the season ahead.

While dancing to DJ sets by Becka Diamond and Chelsea Leyland and indulging in mimosas and cupcakes at the launch event, we got a whiff of the fruity-floral scent.

Once again, captain Steven Gerrard led by example at Carrow Road, especially late on when struggling Norwich got the scent of an unlikely point.

From his mother, behind the wheel of a '51 Plymouth, he got the scent of adventure.

Conceptual artist Cherry Tree has a scent of mystery about her.

Her audition for a theatrical agent in Soho as a dowdy, gormless 17-year-old was nicely done – the man's surprise at her promise quietly registering in the cigarette that remained unlit between his lips as he listened, wisely cutting to the next scene before anyone got the mawkish scent of an X Factor moment.