Sentence examples for need of smelling from inspiring English sources

Amid the blizzard of goals, it should not be forgotten either that Everton, already 2-0 down and looking in need of smelling salts, could have been down to 10 men inside the opening 10 minutes.

The players of Spartak Moscow looked in need of smelling salts and the only slight oddity was that it took until the 86th minute before Mohamed Salah, Liverpool's leading marksman, added his name to an already extensive scoresheet.

Barcelona did not just out play them, they emphatically put them in their place during that opening 45 minutes when Luis Suárez scored twice, Dani Alves struck the crossbar, Lionel Messi nutmegged David Silva and Manuel Pellegrini's team stumbled to the interval like a side in need of smelling salts rather than half-time oranges.

I'm not here to tell you off or anything, but: You're swearing too much, and you're ruining it for all of us fuck it, so am I. Swear words thrive on being taboo on being able to draw out a strong emotional response and unlike your Victorian ancestors, who would need a hit of smelling salts at any rogue mention of underwear, we're just not as easy to shock.

A night after Latrell Sprewell played as if he needed a good whiff of smelling salts, he was alert, driven and desperately spinning into the paint to keep the Knicks alive against the Utah Jazz.

Coal is plentiful here, and planners were quick to seize on the idea of using it to generate the prodigious amounts of electricity needed to smelt metals.

Fortunately Henman holds his nerve, without the need of any smelling salts, and takes a 5-4 lead!

Need to smell a rose".

You need to smell nice.

You can use this smelt anything you need to smelt, such as ingots, wood and clay.

Every princess needs to smell good!