Sentence examples for off the odour from inspiring English sources

That turns it orange and gives off the odour, but inside the cheese is mellow.

Which is not to say that people should always give off the odour you expect them to – ask anyone who has ever worn Dzing! by L'Artisan Parfumeur, which is great, and smells like cardboard.

"I'd have morning wood and would jack off right away from the stimulation of the odour".

She kept a log of the odours coming off the well.

Some people suggest garlic capsules are a good deterrent as the excreted odour puts off the bugs.

It is possible that the thylacine, like its relative, the Tasmanian devil, gave off an odour when agitated.

The headspace sampling has been referenced off-line by qualitative chromatograms of the volatile compounds constituent the odour under test.

In the government-funded experiment, the crop has been modified so it gives off an odour not detectable by humans which deters greenfly and blackfly and could reduce the need for pesticides.

So thick is the blackness that the book gives off a strong odour of printer's ink, a sour smell, faintly reminiscent of undried glossy paint.

"I like the light that comes off metal shutters at siesta time in the summer, having a break from driving in the shops at motorway services, the odour of petrol at petrol stations, rolling down little slopes.

But when the odour that surrounds a sport becomes too overpowering the worst danger of all looms: that it will switch off the interest of the general public.