Sentence examples for hot smell from inspiring English sources
Over this base hangs the heavy smell of fruits and vegetables squeezed into baskets, crated on huge wagons in the dark passageway of the boats; and over that, again, the hot smell of steam.
The chapter — he thinks it's Chapter Six — describes a home birth in gory detail: a "smear of fluid and hair"; "ripple of liquid and skin; "hot smell between sex and butchery"; the womb "condensing like a lump of coal in Superman's fist to a hard, bright, healthy diamond".
As G. K. Chesterton put it: "It is well to be able to realize that contact with the Dickens world is almost like a physical contact; it is like stepping suddenly into the hot smells of a greenhouse, or into the bleak smell of the sea.
"There is definitely a hot day smell".
"When it gets hot, the smell is horrendous," Mr. Gonzalez said.
My blush is so hot I smell smoke.
"Dog poop and hot dogs smell the same," he said with a sigh.
A radio sat on a sturdy table, and had a hot, distinctive smell when it "warmed up" to start playing.
"It's penny pinching and it's going to blow up because when it gets hot that smell is going to magnify 10-fold," said the source.
Roucel burns that hot, ripe smell in the engine block up front, fueling Ravageur with a little synthetic civet, a lot of synthetic castoreum (un castor is a beaver) and a synthetic musk base.
The problem is that this strength, clarity, persistence and depth are applied to the hot, ripe smell of a French trucker's Jockey shorts after a muggy day on the A51.
