Sentence examples for odour to from inspiring English sources

Not one person, however, likened the odour to Teen Spirit.

People would smell, there would be a burnt odour to it".

Smell (olfactory) discrimination is influenced by any odour to which the olfactory structures already have adapted.

Even the home dressing room at Lord's has an odour to it.

As a historian, Collini smells an ideological rat here, and traces the odour to an ideological belief in British exceptionalism.

When administered as a medicine, it is largely excreted by the lungs and gives an unpleasant odour to the breath.

This time-dependent shift from right to left antenna is also seen as side biases in responding to odour presented to the bee's left or right side.

Industrial perfumes are employed to cover up undesirable odours, as in paints and cleaning materials, or to impart a distinctive odour, as in the addition of leather odours to plastics used for furniture coverings and the addition of bread odours to wrapping papers used for breads.

So they turned their attention to "the land down under", devising marketing campaigns that suggested women had bacterial imbalances, odours to eradicate and hair to pluck out.

The bees can use these odours to localize the food source in the field, after other signals have brought them to the general area.

Atomobot - a mobile air purification machine that hunts the home for airborne dust and odours to remove.