Sentence examples for smell across from inspiring English sources

Sam Atwood, a spokesman for the agency, called the proliferation of the smell across the region "almost unprecedented".

Here, the shock is cruelty, but elsewhere what we get is simply the appalling, the repellent: a greasy comb-over; a pair of panties you can smell across the room; a host of maggots, crunching on a weeks-old corpse; a pan full of extracted teeth, stuck together with congealed blood.

This method is good for preventing the musty smell across many books as well––just put a piece of a fabric softener sheet in about every fifth book on your bookshelf.

In fact, coffee needs to be smelt across the political spectrum.

Strange, faraway locations would seem problematic, although he and Patrick Bateson, a behavioral biologist at Cambridge University, say that cats can sense smells across long distances.

Gilbert Adair has an essay on Abel Gance's derided turkey from 1943, Blind Venus, about a blind cafe singer who is ferried back and forth across the harbour by a besotted sea captain, wafting various exotic smells across her face to convince her that she is "seeing" the world.

Whilst the large class sizes on many undergraduate degrees and the associated implications for physical space and resources (equipment, consumables, technical staff) can often be a barrier to practical classes, there are some subjects where the opportunity to experience size, shape, texture, sights and even smells across days or even weeks cannot be replaced.

A smoked sweet pepper and raw meat smell wafts across the checkout.

As he picked up his cup, a sweet smell wafted across the table.

It costs less than half as much, and you can't smell it across the street as you can feseekh.

Masri says that he was chained in a freezing cell with no bed, and given water so putrid that he could smell it across the room.