Sentence examples for smell stand from inspiring English sources

On my altar to the Great Chick in the Sky, the earthy yet light scent from my Saints reed diffuser wafts through the air, filling me with the goodness that are the Saints and everything they smell stand for.

Last month, the Supreme Court left in place a lower-court ruling that allowed pumping protections aiding the smelt to stand despite the considerable economic impact.

If I smell a burger stand I get nervous.

He is able to smell the fruit stands and flowers on display.

He could smell it as he stood there, staring.

"Not only was it hard, I couldn't stand smelling like that.

The experiences of Mees's dog, trotting through a clearing that smells of porcupine, stand alongside those of a minister's wife reading her morning paper and "confronting whatever form the devil had chosen to assume overnight".

There is something it is like to taste chocolate, and this is different from what it is like to remember what it is like to taste chocolate, or to smell vanilla, to run, to stand still, to feel envious, nervous, depressed or happy, or to entertain an abstract belief.

Man, I can smell it and I cannot stand it any longer!

(you smell them first) - just stood there taking no notice whatsoever of the red things climbing out of the water.

"It wasn't a pleasant experience, and I can't stand hospitals - they smell of death.