Sentence examples for often smell from inspiring English sources

Towelettes meant to smell of fruit often smell like candy or dessert liqueur.

Its scent drifts pervasively, momentarily pleasant then quickly overpowering and sinister, so pungent that I can often smell it in dreams.

(The offices of fashion magazines often smell like locker rooms, owing to the rows of stale sneakers and ballerina flats that lurk beneath the desks of carless career women).

Ms. Kopreski and Mrs. Dandrea said Padre Pio was said to also be able to bilocate -- be two places at once -- and that those praying to him often smell beautiful fragrances akin to flowers or incense.

True, they move erratically and often smell bad, the dust from their feces and molted skin has been linked to childhood asthma, and they can, but rarely do, nibble on sleeping humans — there are stories of sailors on infested ships waking up with missing eyelashes.

Achatz (his name rhymes with "rackets") had thought up the dish in March and, at first, wasn't sure how to combine the three ingredients, which, he explained in an e-mail, captured "the idea that, in certain red wines, people often smell strawberries with 'purple flowers' (a.k.a. violets) and olives".

Residents say the air often smells toxic.

The maternity ward often smells like a toilet.

His kitchen, which often smelled like freshly baked apple pie.

The city often smells of sewage and stagnant water, but it has grand ambitions.

An infected tuber has black spots, often smells bad and eventually turns rotten.