Sentence examples for lemon air from inspiring English sources

The paper quoted scattershot attempts by participants in a previous study to label the smell of lemon: "air freshener," "bathroom freshener," "magic marker," "candy," "lemon-fresh Pledge," "some kind of fruit".

Muhammad Iferki sprayed a stream of lemon air freshener through the window of an old ambulance today as rescue workers loaded yet another body into it to take to the hospital morgue.

Last but not least, spray lemon air freshener all over the room.

Just before a commercial, Lemon aired the 23-second excerpt in which Omar mentioned 9/11.

Some ideas include: Make a lemon juice air freshener.

"It's perhaps because the smell is citrus-y and alerting, and suggests that dangling a lemon-smelling air freshener in the car could make you a better driver". But as Martin's use of words such as "citrus-y" shows, the psychology of smells is hard to pin down because they are so tough to describe.

Lemon then aired footage of former presidents Obama, George W. Bush, Ronald Reagan and Franklin D. Roosevelt striking measured tones during crises ― in stark contrast to Trump angrily blaming the media over this week's bomb scares.

However, if you have time and want the best possible results, go sit outside in the sun and let the lemon juice air-dry in your hair.

I did a little research and found this disturbing list of flavors that were in the works: Chicken Smoked cheddar Lemon zinger Fresh air Sour cream and onion Green apple.

Lemon revealed on air that the two had spoken for more than an hour over the phone, followed by some texting in a mostly off-the-record conversation so that Hart could speak his mind.

My dream meal at Cafe La Strada would begin with two specials, the grilled octopus appetizer and the silken sea bass in fresh tomato sauce, and end with the menu's light-as-air lemon cheesecake.