Sentence examples for more smell from inspiring English sources

"You may get a little more smell in the car," he said, "but if you do, it won't last long".

For a poet of his seniority to write "The perpetual ideal is astonishment" is a wonder, like George Herbert's desire, after his spirit's tempest, to "once more smell the dew and rain, / And relish versing".

The incentive to pack up, they learned, is more smell than heat.

More than anything, they want to rewind the clock to get one more smell of a baby's head, squeeze-up a squishy toddler, watch one more soccer game where the jersey is far too big.

So, more crystals and more smell mean a greater abundance of the vehicle that delivers the cannabinoids themselves, but it tells you nothing of the effects that those particular cannabinoids will have.

Next, it was time to become more smell-sensitive.

We had definitely all become more smell-aware.

Hot water was poured into the cups; more smelling.

Even more smelled the shroud of dust and smoke long afterwards.

Let's hear it for fragrance, frequent blooming and," Mr. Ferrer added, "no more smells of rotting flesh".

It may simply be that having more smells around, and talking about them, ensures that the varieties of smell all have names.