Sentence examples for smells won't from inspiring English sources
Jones says that some quintessential New York smells won't make it into the first version, which is strictly for children — "that body odor smell of someone on the subway," for instance.
That way, food smells won't be lingering over you to tempt curious or hungry animals.
(The smell won't bother most people).
Garden personnel explain that the terrible smell won't kick in until late at night, when the carrion-loving insects are out and about.
This is probably my all-time favourite because it doesn't have a nasty chemical smell, won't cause scalp-itch, and leaves hair soft, not like stable hay.
Even if a plane with that "new plane smell" won't give you more legroom, at least it will have better in-flight entertainment, better power port options and other benefits.
Carry gum if you chew it the smell won't be so bad.
The pine smell won't affect the smell of the 'Cat Off' In the water, put some lemon or orange juice.
Now only do the seats in the last row typically not recline, but they'll be right near the bathrooms, so the smell won't be as pleasant.
Try to bring it home in a plastic bag so the sweaty smell won't bother you on the way home.
