Sentence examples for might be smelling from inspiring English sources

might be smelling blood in the water.

Rees/Ravelston's kind of socialism, well meant as it might be, smelled wrong to Orwell because it had the aroma of expensively scented sex, French cuisine and newly washed underwear.

Alvarez versus Golovkin might just be smelling salt that boxing needs right now.

The characters' return might indicate that MTV is smelling the beginning of the end of its current era of reality-shock programming.

The reader might be forgiven for smelling a contradiction where none really exists.

I'm a big fan of Yankee Candle--my Candle--my Candle--myistmas Cupcake and favoriteswels-but ScentScape minclude a smell too far for me.

There's a deep mysteriousness about what it might be like to smell as well as dogs do.

Anything that good for you might be expected to smell foul and come in a medicine bottle, but the Mediterranean diet is generally considered to be delicious, except by those who hate olive oil.

Ulster will host England's only other qualifiers, Saracens, in April at Ravenhill, where work is going on apace to finish the rebuilding of that venerable rugby bearpit to a new 18,000-capacity; they might be able to smell the paint, as well as the cordite.

Thus, a nocturnal bird that has evolved more OR genes might be able to smell more diverse odorants than a diurnal bird that lives in the same habitat.

If they were drinking or doing drugs, you might be able to smell it on their clothes or breath.