Sentence examples for smell distinctly from inspiring English sources

The room was starting to smell distinctly like him.

Wild rocket smells distinctly peppery.

Something in the Flushing air now smells distinctly like 2004.

The production doesn't entirely revitalize a play that smells distinctly of embalming fluid.

Cantler's big, dark dining room smells distinctly of sea and beer; the porch, heated in cool weather, brings you closer to the action on the water.

It's not looking terribly promising by the time I stir in the bay leaves, garlic, cumin, oregano, red and black pepper, sugar and paprika, but after half an hour, things are smelling distinctly more familiar – and utterly beguiling.

Picasso's wife walks into the studio one day to find him watching a television show about a new-fangled computer and painting a portrait of its presenters with what smells distinctly like rendered sardine fat.

Some of the younger teachers applied mascara and lipstick, but the older ones wore no makeup at all and used the same cheap yellow soap that was supplied in the school bathrooms, so that their faces and hands smelled distinctly of school.

A. cinereoconia also smells distinctly of chloride of lime.

They await treatment on wire racks, smelling distinctly of mold.

Love scenes were set to floral aromas and fight scenes smelled distinctly of grass and dirt. .