Sentence for smell | Use smell in a sentence

Smell sentence example. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use smell in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for smell.

• Do smell the flowers. (10)
• How I smell of smoke! (10)
• I want to smell powder. (10)
• You smell the air here? (10)
• Do you smell my honeysuckle? (10)
• I can see, and smell, and hear. (10)
• The smell of rain was in the air. (8)
• Perhaps he did not smell quite right? (8)
• I am half-dead with the smell of cabs. (10)
• There was no smell of burning out there. (8)
• I smell the fields, and the cows in them. (10)
• It was just light; there was a smell of grass. (8)
• It hung about her like a smell of London smoke. (10)
• He has to be careful not to smell of his office. (10)
• Never was there such a name to smell of the soil. (10)
• Attracted by the smell of burning paper she saw Mr. (8)
• But Aminta can smell powder and grow more mettlesome. (10)
• Harry also began to enjoy the look and smell of land. (10)
• The only thing I must say that was nice was the smell. (8)
• The smell of the liquid always infuriates the beasts. (21)
• And the smell of the glass was odious; it disgraced her. (10)
• They smell, too; they smell of brimstone. (10)
• And the smell of my own property makes me feel my legs again. (10)
• A smell of a trap-hatch, half-open, afflicted and sharpened him. (10)
• I like to see him at dinner, because he loves the smell of his wine. (10)
• It had no smell, made no movement, was pale-grey in colour, like herself. (8)
• It was a smell of walls and washing, varied rather vaguely by red herrings. (8)
• The heat and smell and twaddling voices of the hotel dining-room faded away. (13)
• The smell of his new saddle and bridle-leather was sweeter than a garden to me. (10)
• A damp smell of the graveyard finds its way into houses where workmen sit at meat. (2)
• The air was full of a smell pleasantly compounded of oakum, of leather, and of oil. (9)
• I pluck the flower, and smell it, and revive The time when in her eyes I stood alive. (10)
• He had no illusions like Shakespeare that roses by any other name would smell as sweet. (8)
• My father says it is like salt, the taste of blood, and is like wine when you smell it. (10)
• Her sense of hearing was now afflicted in as gross a manner as had been her sense of smell. (10)
• A faint smell of lilac recalled the country and old days, and some church bells began ringing. (10)
• A faint smell of lilac recalled the country and old days, and some church bells began ringing. (22)
• What can you expect in a counthry where the crimson, emotions are never allowed to smell the air? (8)
• A steam-tug was towing our ship out toward banks of red-reflecting cloud, and a smell of sea air. (10)
• As heaven preserve her, says slip, the smell in that room grew like an open grave, clammily putrid. (10)
• A favorite spot was a wood of larches whose green shoots had not yet quite ceased to smell of lemons. (8)
• The noise of the water, and the moist green smell, gave me hundreds of pictures that seemed to hug me. (10)
• Would she come by Winchester, or choose the lower road by Salisbury and Southampton, to smell the sea? (10)
• The breath of the land came freshly out over the water; one could almost smell the grass and the leaves. (9)
• Your Church, with its smell of mould and incense, its stained-glass, and narrowed length and droning organ. (8)
• The noise, the smell, the reek of the city touched the man, folded him in, swayed him like a subtle opiate. (13)
• A lamp burned low; there was a smell of spirits and tobacco, with a faint, peculiar scent, as of rose leaves. (8)
• Perhaps he thought the smell of wealth a promising cure for such fits of insubordination as I had exhibited. (10)
• And he felt that if he could not grasp these, grasp them and smell and taste, he would die the death of a dog. (12)
• I did wish to smell the piney air about the lake-palace; but the thought of Ottilia caused me no quick pulsations. (10)
• Mingled with the half-musty smell of age; there were other scents, of mignonette, apples, and some sweet-smelling soap. (8)
• She found Monsieur Harmost fidgeting up and down the room, whose opened windows could not rid it of the smell of latakia. (8)
• For a week he hung to the smell of brine, in rapturous amity with Feltre, until they yellowed, differed, wrangled, hated. (10)
• If you went too far forward, you got the pitching; if you went aft, on the kitchen side, you got the smell of the cooking. (9)
• Even this did not smell of carrots, and putting his muzzle over her shoulder against her cheek, he slobbered a very little. (8)
• The breath of the pines was heavier for the recent rain; and the woody smell of the oaks was pungent where the balsam failed. (9)
• The peculiar dry mossy smell of an oak-tree was disturbed into the air by the least motion of their feet or hands against the bark. (8)
• Never had the exquisite sight, smell, sensation of nature, tranquil, warm, and brilliant after a storm, been more attractive to her. (4)
• Then, the atmosphere becoming loaded with offence to his morbid sense of smell, he wanted the windows down; and again they assented. (22)
• Thereat, he frowned and shot fire at her from his eyes, so that she singed, and the room thickened with a horrible smell of burning. (10)
• To Gyp, in this room of red and green, with the smell of mutton creeping in, that bowl was like the crystallized whiff of another world. (8)
• Sitting back in his cab, hands deep-thrust into the pockets of his ulster, he smiled, enjoying even the smell of the misty London morning. (8)
• He had entered the town, where the arcaded streets exuded their peculiar pungent smell of cows and leather, wood-smoke, wine-casks, and drains. (8)
• Amongst the carcasses of countless victims there had fattened and grown purple many butchers, physically strengthened by the smell of blood and sawdust. (8)
• The tusky but soft-hearted little brute kept nodding his round, sparsely covered head while he listened, exuding a smell of lavender-water, cigars, and gutta-percha. (8)

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