Sentence examples for scent out from inspiring English sources
verb
To find by following a scent.
"Look at Stacy, she's like a flower, you know, in bloom and, you know, putting her scent out everywhere and don't tell me that you can't smell it," Lowe as Peterson says, before threatening his colleague to "stay away from my wife".
As for Tea Cake, even as Janie tries to push his image away he "seemed to be crushing scent out of the world with his footsteps," Hurston writes.
When it is over, it is over,they say in the passing dark.There are no longer great nostrilsto scent out the source of torment.It is a generation since our love,to justify anger, had a horn, a tusk.
It flew over Libya to scent out Colonel Gaddafi's forces.
"It's kind of like pumping a scent out of your bakery window to draw people in," Andrzejewski says.
A consultant supplied by the city of Irwindale recommended a $600,000 cleaning system that would burn the scent out of the air before expelling it into the atmosphere, Holliday said.
"Artists are good at scenting out opportunity in the ruins.
In the case of "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay," Chabon's third novel, which won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 2001, scent turns out to have been foundational.
An irreverent granddaughter — a teen-age troublemaker, inappropriately dressed in trousers that revealed the top of her plump backside — had tucked a bunch of lavender into her shoulder bag, and through the congregation the fresh scent flowed out like water.
Lunch is next, beside the serene waters of the Four Seasons Restaurant, to discuss Shiseido's Zen -- a new scent, coming out in October -- with Debbie Diamond, the company's vice president of public relations.
An irreverent granddaughter a teen-age troublemaker, inappropriately dressed in trousers that revealed the top of her plump backside had tucked a bunch of lavender into her shoulder bag, and through the congregation the fresh scent flowed out like water.
