Sentence examples for smells of burning from inspiring English sources

When I return the house smells of burning pumpkin.

The air smells of burning rubber -- tire fires -- rotting food, human sweat and ganja.

People stroll, the high-country snow sparkles, the air smells of burning pinyon and incense, and even the adobe seems unexpected and fresh.

It smells of burning tar mixed with flesh.

As you move through town, smells of burning gas and rubber linger.

When you walked up the thirty-seven steps from the street to his office, the smells of burning toast and frying liver intermingled with those of antiseptic and abject fear.

The room smelled of burning fat.

That poverty didn't smell of urine, it smelled of burning coal and garbage dumped in mountain streams.

People who rushed to the smoldering crash site said it smelled of burning fuel and rubber.

The complex was always very clean and smelled of burning incense.

As passengers waited in dark train cars that smelled of burning rubber, Amtrak workers kept the man pinned down.