Sentence examples for smell nothing from inspiring English sources
"If they're cooking," she said, "we don't smell nothing".
"The cops were like, 'If you don't smell nothing, leave it be,'" he said.
I could smell nothing but blood, and I got sick of it.
The scent is too faint for the conscious part of your brain to detect — so you sniff and think you smell nothing — yet it will affect your response.
Two substances with completely different chemical shapes might smell almost identical, while two others with similar shapes might smell nothing alike.
Its title identifies the text as a song about daybreak, but it is the terminal break of "total emptiness forever" that terrifies the poet: — no sight, no sound, No touch or taste or smell, nothing to think with, Nothing to love or link with, The anaesthetic from which none come round.
"You ain't smelled nothing until you come back here on a hot day".
I need a good old flush toilet – if it smells, nothing comes out.
The super and the management office know what is happening, but despite four years of complaints from neighbors about noise and smells, nothing has been done.
Another neighbor, Dolores Harvey, said that she had called the local precinct, the 67th, in summer 2006 after smelling an intermittent foul odor from Ms. Copeman's house, but that two officers who went to the house the next day told her they smelled nothing amiss.
Funny, isn't it, all those men in steel hats working to tear down the "L" and me smelling nothing but caramel?" She paused for a sip of Coca-Cola and concluded, "But, of course, I never liked the "L" much anyway".
