Sentence examples for smelling live from inspiring English sources

43 This idea is further supported by results showing that the extended life span of DR flies could be shortened by sensing (e.g., smelling) live yeast that were present but not available for consumption.

Oddly angled sights and childhood smells live side by side with that dream city built up of the words of novelists and poets.

THE delta smelt lives in brackish water, eats zooplankton and usually grows no longer than three inches (7.6 cm).

The most powerful representation of bodies in the show proper isn't something you see, it's something you smell — living bacteria — and the odor is rather off-putting.

I wrote about it extensively here, after which the site's fans – like a horde of zombies smelling fresh, living blood – were set on the post and I had to eventually close the comments.

"There are smells, people live outdoors and take walks.

Struggling to stay human, wishing to live "smelling the earth," and choosing between accounting or the artist's life: these are some of the motivations that attract visitors to The Forest of Mountain Learning.

Fortunately the manufacturers are too discreet to make candles that smell like living authors.

"I wanted to preserve what we saw, what we smelled and lived through that day," he said.

In Portsmouth, history isn't stored fustily behind glass: it is made real; it is there to be delved into, walked amid, touched, smelled and lived.

When I asked McCall, the perfumer, why I hadn't smelled "every living soul died in the sea," he told me that I had, in the jasmine oil: "A lot of the compounds you find in the smell of decaying flesh you also find in white flowers," he explained.