Sentence examples for smelling a bit from inspiring English sources

Smelling like sweat and perfume isn't any better than just smelling a bit.

They've gone from being our weird little ginger siblings to chatting up all the girls we were too scared to, while smelling a bit nicer.

One day, a receptionist who had to share her office with them decided that they were smelling a bit overripe, and she smuggled in a bag of thrift-shop clothing.

This is the perfect winter body butter - rich enough to counter the ravages of central heating, and with an uplifting citrussy scent that will leave you smelling a bit like a Rowntree's fruit pastille.

Suffice to say that fat thighs, a lack of coordination and an unhealthy interest in fire were the big players and that, to the joy of the groundsman, creosote - despite smelling a bit petrolly to the six-year-old nose - doesn't actually burn.

Isaiah Mustafa aka The Old Spice Guy is smelling a bit bland this morning after an E! News segment he taped last night.

Auditors think something smells a bit off.

He smelled a bit of cheese, goat's cheese.

It smells a bit like sage stuffing… barnyardy and herby.

This one is sweet and woody, and smells a bit like being in an English garden.

It smells a bit at first, but that goes after a few weeks.