Sentence examples for may be smelling from inspiring English sources
He may be reading Donnie's body language or facial expressions, or he may be smelling some chemical changes in Iyal or hearing some noises from him that predict a tantrum.
If you're still having trouble, the fox may be smelling your scent on the trap.
-- if a poam can't be read, maybe it can be heard, sung, shouted, signed, maybe touched, as in Braille, for instance, and may be smelled (need to explore more olfactory possibilities; I did pop popcorn and cooked bacon [felt grease popping also, embraced my arms] during an installation).
Because we come with one we are wearing and don't have a bag to put it in and there may be smells.
Unless this crisis in the Gulf finally becomes the wake-up call that signals a new national commitment to end our dependence on oil, our children may now be smelling their future.
That may be why smells can so vividly revive things past like forgotten joys or humiliations.
He said that in the future there may be different smells that serve different areas of the stand.
The birds may be using smell to detect relatives and avoid inbreeding, Dr. Krause said.
Suitable for Dinner IN FUTURE, IT MAY BE THE SMELL of the clothes that make the man.
–DR. LAWRENCE A. HUNTER, chief economist, Empower America, in IPI Insights Suitable for Dinner In future, it may be the smell of the clothes that make the man.
It may be hard to smell if your meat is packaged, but if it has a strong odor, avoid it.
