Sentence examples for truly smell from inspiring English sources

Then he enumerated elk, deer, possum, and coon as some of the things he can truly smell.

"Cigarettes smell so awful to you when you have a nose that can truly smell," he said, and laughed, hunching his shoulders and raising the back of his fist to his face, as though he expected somebody to hit him.

Cross through the station to Waterloo Road, and head south in the direction of that truly British smell – Masters Superfish, much beloved of London cab drivers, as well as the cod cognoscenti, is at number 191.

Spend an hour with any ancient trees, minus all electronic gadgets; breath, listen, smell and truly discover Zen.

"We really wanted consumers to see, smell, taste and truly appreciate each of the beers and give us detailed and intuitive feedback so we could make the best decision".

A truly harmonious Valentine gift should smell beautiful as well.

"People with fragrance sensitivities usually don't react to aromatic flowers, fruits, or other truly natural smells," added Steinemann.

The independent and truly great rooms where you can still smell the cigarette smoke exhaled by Bill Hicks.

Hayley would smell his need, and it stank, it really, truly stank.

It's this kind of perseverance against all odds that means no heavy metal band ever truly dies – as the joke goes, they just smell that way.

"When you smell the tears at a funeral, you know that someone truly beloved has died," the boy explains.