Sentence examples for would scent from inspiring English sources

The general earned his hawkish reputation when serving in Diyarbakir, capital of the country's mainly Kurdish south-east, during a PKK insurgency in the 1990s.If the general returned there today, he would scent a new enemy.

It is an odor that you can almost bottle on its own, and with the grape harvest under way across every floodplain and terraced slope, it would scent my journey through Italian Tyrol.

She would draw on her ones to me and I would scent mine with peach lotion I bought on commissary".

Do the same things as you would scent hounds, but do the terrier stuff too.

That mystery is part of her appeal, but it hardly gives a hint of what a Streep scent would smell like.

Often at the conclusion of visits at the county jail, I would smell the scent of stank-ass as dudes shoved little or big drug-filled balloons in their stinkholes.

I'd smell the scent of her skin, but she wasn't there to hold.

But why would the scent of revolution be in the air when the country is seeing more prosperity than at any time in its history?

Right under the noses of razor marketers, meanwhile, was half of the population, but the prevailing wisdom was that men would reject scented razors as unmanly.

In the wake of England's surrender of the Ashes after losing the first three matches of the series against Australia by huge margins he recognised that some people would be scenting blood.

The shop sells what you'd expect – £600 white cashmere cardigans and a £325 Italian leather handbag "tanned using a traditional technique based on the bark of the native chestnut tree and the mimosa flower" – but also what you wouldn't: scented candles and £25 scarves.