Sentence examples for smell stick from inspiring English sources

Also, get a toilet roll and those dryer sheets with a smell, stick 2 or 3 of the sheets into the toilet roll.

If you were wearing a scarf on a cold night, that smell stuck to you.

Smells stick in your mind somehow, you know, and, though I had smelled apple blossoms all my life, I remember the smells of that day better than any other.

Avoid the fake, overly bright Hollywood smile, but keep them clean and brush twice a day, and if you feel your breath smells, stick a breath mint in there.

The resulting 'bond' stabilizes both the sulfur and the metal, so the sulfur (garlic smell) will stick to the metal".

The smell will stick around for a few days if you don't.

Sitting in the back of the classroom, right cheek pressed to a desk and tears drying on her chin, Mya squeezes a stress ball and smells a stick of lavender while I talk about units of measurement.

Sactown was assured that the smell would not stick to other magazines.

That was unfortunate, as the landfill's stubborn smell tended to stick like spinach to a front tooth.

But folk wisdom has long ​held that pot smokers can get away with toking in non-smoking hotel rooms because the smell doesn't stick around. .

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