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121. The moment I smelled the cigar, I knew it was the real McCoy.

122. He was shaved and smelled of aftershave, his hair combed back.

123. He smelled vaguely of joss sticks, and his long, straggly hair was flecked with dandruff.

124. As she stooped lower her breath, caught in all the black veils, smelled terrible.

125. She heard the rustle of him pulling down his pyjama trousers and then she smelled the warm male scent of him.

126. They baked bread and the whole house smelled of new bread.

127. Officers said they smelled alcohol on his breath but they could not compel him to submit to a Breathalyzer test or urinalysis.

128. He smelled offensively unwashed.

129. Even before the Court of Investigation confirmed the workers' stand, the trade unions had smelled the scent of victory.

130. As he smelled the smouldering frankincense, he would imagine his own body inflamed and his soul soaring from it like smoke.

131. The little room smelled of his pipe tobacco, eau de Cologne, shit.

132. The second prisoner was a fat-faced beefy fellow who smelled of sweat.

133. Our nostrils smelled wet grass, human sweat, kerosene, incense, charred flesh.

134. He had told the truth; he was honest and he had bathed with sweet soap and smelled clean.

135. She smelled of cheap perfume and wore gaudy clothing and fake costume jewellery.

136. It began to seem that the room smelled like cigarette smoke.

137. The slaughterhouse is on the outskirts of the town, and can be smelled before it comes into view.

138. Toni smelled her perfume like roses on a fresh morning.

139. Jaq heard the crackling hum of the sword, smelled ozone.

140. He smelled sage and eucalyptus and felt prompted to write about the despoliation of California land.

141. I lived in a nursery which smelled of boredom and liniment.

142. The bag had been sitting in this dank tent for the last three days and smelled like an old laundry hamper.

143. The square of light was dim and small now,(http://sentencedict.com/smelled.html) the air was warm and damp and smelled of creosote.

144. He needed to kiss her, even just gentle kisses dropped on her wind-blown hair that smelled of sunshine and flowers.

145. Even after the long night he smelled nutty and clean.

146. He held a casserole of refried beans that smelled of garlic.

147. The bag had been sitting in a dank tent for three days and smelled like an old laundry hamper.

148. Suddenly, behind the disapproving odor, way way back behind it, she smelled another thing.

149. It had smelled like this soap today, a light, entirely distinctive smell, a little like - what flower?

150. They wore long light blue robes and smelled of strange spices.