Sentence examples for set smelling from inspiring English sources

They do warn you that Alex might go crazy and maul you if you come onto the set smelling of meat, make direct eye contact with him, or try to get between him and his cubs, but that all just struck me as common sense when dealing with such a beautiful and dangerous animal.

The Maniq, too, have a rich set of smell words, and smell is strongly involved in their culture.

Perhaps that's why Pruitt is set on smelling like the Ritz.

As the sun starts to set, the smell of cooking wafts from a communal kitchen block.

Turin explains how smells set the French apart: Frenchmen will do things Anglo men won't, and France is a country of smells.

Allen Moyer's set almost smells of the sea (2 20).

I experienced a strong Proustian rush on opening its lovely new Dewy Lily of The Valley & Star Anise products (£43 for the gift set) – they smell exactly like those Floral Gums your nan kept in her handbag.

On a December visit to the set, I smelled weed when Benson hit a bong so I can personally vouch for its authenticity but I couldn't smell it very well, because the crew had used fans and PVC pipe to create an insanely elaborate apparatus for drawing smoke away from the active set, channeling it across the soundstage and blowing it out an exhaust port that led to the outside.

Thereafter Collingwood set about his business, smelling every delivery until he surprised us by edging JP Duminy to slip, a dismissal that led to so many palpitations among England supporters.

It seems like a small amount of time to worry about, but smell is one of the most powerful human senses, and some smells effectively set themselves in memory.

I decline, because I'm all set with the smell in my hair and my coat.