Sentence examples for smell both from inspiring English sources

God can smell both fear and defoliants, because God is all-smelling.

She let us smell both kinds and, while the synthetic was the version I recognized, the natural was subtler and more complex.

This distance was short enough that arriving bees could smell both feeders and allowed simultaneous observation by a single observer.

In my garden I could smell both the scent of mango trees and the smell of burning homes.

At the Osmothèque you can smell both the original 1949 Diorama, which Dior has taken off the market — a lovely, gentle floral that smells vaguely of bread — and the first floral bouquet, Le Parfum Idéal, from 1900.

It lets readers experience the sights and the smells — both sweet and sour — of nineteen different neighborhoods in New York City.

I love the smells — both of the dust and of the sprays formulated to help remove it.

But for certain the public-sector unions have smelt both money and an approaching general election.Of this week's labour news, the strike that actually happened mattered least.

I wake up to a remarkable morning: the roosters crow, the sun rises, the air smells both sweet from flowers and salty from the ocean, and I show up for yoga surprised to feel so happy.

Writing can, of course, unseat governments, free the soul and prepare the mind and spirit for all possible rigours and joys – but I did not find myself or my vocation especially uplifting as I plodded back from the buffet car to a seriously interfered-with carriage that now smelled both "bad" and "of warm Alsatian".

If the design were to be considered as an ecosystem in which design decisions and smells coreside, it can be perceived that smells both influence and are influenced by their ecosystem.