Sentence examples similar to smelling steam from inspiring English sources

"Mexican kitchen lore," she writes, "claims that if one can identify a recipe's ingredients by smelling the steam rising from the pot, the mixture must cook longer to achieve a perfect blend of flavors".

I started smelling strange smells, steam and smoke came from under the hood, and I pulled over next to a Baptist church on Route 3 whose occupants immediately emerged to ask if they could help.

Her hair smelled of steam and shampoo and silk and wildflowers.

But the production compensates by generating so much New York City sass you can practically smell the steam rising from the sidewalk.

It's nice to crunch through the shell, nice to smell the steam rising out of the filling once you break it open.

A cloud of steam, smelling vaguely of salad sprouts, escaped the malt vessel.

Adding a few sprinkles of your favorite perfume to the bottom of your shower will create sweet-smelling steam.

At every Manhattan stop he jumped up and identified smells like "mildewy steam" and "lack of ventilation".

The smells of doughnuts, steam, waffles, and coffee spilled out across the busted-up yard and into the vast dark desert.

The place smells like a steam train in a pioneer village and the ground is warm to the touch.

Like a young radio broadcaster named Ronald Reagan, he took bare-bones telegraph messages transmitted by Morse code ("B1W" for Ball One Wide); embellished them with imagination and sound effects; and then broadcast games that sounded as if he were in the ballpark hearing, smelling and seeing everything, from steaming hot dogs to barking umpires to swirling dust at second base.