Sentence examples for scent lost from inspiring English sources

Like a Delphic oracle whose every nuanced expression must be interpreted by acolytes — Tucker might lean to one side of the boat, then another, then suddenly sink back onto his green mat with his head between his paws, the scent lost — his nose for scat leads on, and all must follow.

Ergo the idea for a museum that would contain those vaunted scents lost to history.

When did perfume lose its scent?

Only later will you realize that your clothes don't smell of smoke, that every trace of that gorgeous, meaty scent is lost.

Searchers found his green pickup truck, and police dogs trailed his scent before losing it.

A scent, then, of lost time.

It's very easy for your pet to lose his scent and get lost when snow or ice is on the ground, and especially during snowstorms.

The pair have teamed up on a one-of-a-kind pilot project that, fingers crossed, could be using the small but mighty beasts' super powers of scent to save lost skiers caught in avalanches by winter 2017.

Three books published in translation in the last seven years have spread her dark milk across the waters first in a collection of selected work, Remainland from Action Books in 2005, followed by With Deer, her first full length in English from Black Ocean in 2008, which Michael Gira from Swans said possessed "the scent of a lost hermetic text extracted from the oily black clay of a ruined forest".

Carnivore scents are refreshed regularly in the wild [4] and it is likely that volatiles which advertise a time component of the scent are rapidly lost [32].

He has a fierce attachment to martyred soldiers, and often visits their families; in a recent interview with Iranian media, he said, "When I see the children of the martyrs, I want to smell their scent, and I lose myself".