If they can get out horse and stable smells, they should work for cigarette smells, right?
In the 80s and 90s, the sex crimes unit was first based in an unheated former horse stable, which smelt of manure in summer, and after that a disused military armory with barbed wire around dilapidated buildings.
On a day like yesterday, when the National Weather Service said it was 95 but it felt like 100, and even the horses that usually line Central Park South had to be kept in their stables, the smells baked into city streets are set free.
Synagogue officials, displeased with the prospect of stable sounds and smells intruding on services, joined a dozen area residents in protesting, and Astor backed down.
In particular, the absence of a perisporium and hence a smooth spore surface combined with dark reddish-brown, roundish, compressed gleba cells, a dendroid columella and an unpleasant smell are stable indicators to easily separate H. bulliardii from other species with smooth spores.
Speaking of the dirt floor set of Stravinsky's composition about a blood-spattered virgin sacrifice, Croce added that "by getting sweaty dancers dirty, the earth floor adds an element of yuck to 'Sacre' which … made the Brooklyn Academy … smell like a stable".
The print will smell like a stable.
A Times editorial called it "an eyesore, fetid with the smell of the stables and the nearby menagerie".
The screenwriter Ann Peacock has turned this man, Joe, whom Hughes described briefly as "big and strong and careless as the horses he took care of, smelling like the stable," into a poet.
