Sentence examples for smelling that from inspiring English sources

There, visitors took turns sticking their heads into giant copper containers, smelling that day's recipe.

You haven't lived until you have sweated inside a porta-potty in 120 degree heat, smelling that awful odor.

It is, as long as Enfield and Whitehouse (and Punt, Dennis, Iannucci, Jupp) survive, not even smelling that bad.

There's something about the very personal experience of smelling that makes pinning it down with words irresistible, and the online economy has made it easier than ever for people to sample esoteric fragrances in order to write about them.

From there he headed into a gauzy, and doubtless prepared, pastoral paean to the sport: how "every kid grows up smelling that glove in the springtime, throwing that ball for the first time," how "we've all seen the disappointments, the ups and down, and sports is a metaphor for life itself".

I hate hearing that sizzle and smelling that familiar gnarly smell, so the hair tie has become an essential.

"Smell that," he said.

Old and important things smell that way.

"Do you smell that?" my husband asked.

"Smell that?" the chef asked.

"Smell that," she said, proffering the pan.