Sentence examples similar to smelling dry from inspiring English sources

The future smells of dry, aged wood, spices and chemicals.

The following day, while trying to get members of the organization to smell his dry cleaning due to its strangely curry-like odor, he is called into the office of Malory, his mother and boss, where he is chastised for misusing his ISIS-run expense account.

The smell dries inside my mouth.

Most of the time, my hope is stored away, neatly folded somewhere warm and dry, smelling of camphor and waiting to be used on special occasions.

In one of the later poems translated in "It's No Good," he writes of discovering that a book of "sweet conservative verses, / which you need to read / over tea, with milk / in a bathrobe" can still bring pleasure, even though he's reading it "in a store that got blown up a few days ago / and still smells like dried fish".

Old period blood smells like dried blood.

If you are standing outside a bakery with the smell of fresh bread in the air, one study showed, you are more likely to help a stranger than if you are standing outside a "neutral-smelling dry goods store".

All colours of people lived in Central Point, blacks with milky skin and whites with tight brown curls, who all passed the same days feeding chickens or smelling tobacco leaves drying, and who all had to use different counters from pure whites when they ate lunch in Bowling Green.

No sooner had they left arenas across the country covered in silver tickertape and smelling of dry ice, than the news came to us that the bands who were residents of those Now! compilations in the late 1990s were all returning.

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It smelled pleasantly of dry cleaning.