Sentence examples for peculiar smells from inspiring English sources

To my surprise, office life is not so different from the lab after all, except that the peculiar smells come from leftover packed lunches rather than volatile reagents.

For days afterward, there was that peculiar smell — of burned paper and chemicals and death.

The peculiar smell of their wood burning blew across us in wisps.

A peculiar smell, of cinnamon and almonds, lifted out of her mouth.

The peculiar smell which it had acquired confirmed me in the latter suspicion".

"It's a very peculiar smell they have," his wife agreed.

Hydrogen sulphide was found in bottles, which gave the drink a peculiar smell but the illness was in their minds.

And he had a peculiar smell, which was not that of a baby but more — though no one said it — that of Bari-Mai.

Alerted by Louisa's family, the police soon arrived at the grounds, where they noticed a peculiar smell coming from a large vat used for steaming sausages.

As the musicians unpacked and began tuning their instruments at the first recording session, they noticed a peculiar smell and soon an increasingly hazy cast to the air.

And by 4 p.m., both places are redolent with the same peculiar smell of muggy Champagne mixed with the Fourth of July.