Sentence examples for range of scents from inspiring English sources

Slung over his shoulder is range of scents for women and men, which he's selling.

MassageDepot.com offers salt scrubs in a range of scents (20 ounces for $12.99).

The latter comes in a range of scents; I preferred the lemon verbena, which smells clean but not perfume-y.

The range of scents in the urban smellscape is a salutary reminder of our inability to exercise complete control over the environment, and a smellscape's tendency to swiftly evaporate serves as a reminder of how the challenges of the unexpected are short-lived.

If ambergris is going to be used in what, in smart English society, is referred to as fragrance (and not, as those of us who are vulgar or uninitiated may call it, perfume) the substance is required, Creed explains, to meet the same exacting standards he demands from any other of the natural products in his legendary range of scents.

Now neuroscientists have found evidence that this expands the range of scents we can smell.

An accompanying range of scented candles have just come on the market – rrp €15 (£13.20) for a big candle and €8 (£7) for a set of tea lights.

The oPhone didn't take off, and the company has now shifted focus to a "scent speaker" called the Cyrano, which similarly uses a range of scent capsules to emit "playlists" of smells.

In the more permanent collection, there is a range of scented candles that evoke the ambience of a library.

Imagine, if you will, that you've been charged with the responsibility to corner the male-market with a new range of scented candles – how are you going to do it?

The fragrance range, consisting of scents for both for men and women, is sold through Macy's department stores in microphone-shaped bottles.