9 sentences with “smelled”

The cheese was rancid and smelled very bad.

Toxins from tobacco smoke remain in the air even if they are no longer seen or smelled.

Suddenly she smelled burning. "It wasn't wood smoke," she recalls. "That smell meant something else.

Radioactivity - it is known - cannot be seen or smelled by humans, but its effects on the body are often deadly.

At the Catholic school she attended, Mary Jo kept her distance from her classmates. The poor thing smelled so bad.

At the end of the summer, Milt went back to work. Sometimes his clothes smelled of smoke when he came home at night.

She started smoking again to ease the tension. "But I never went back inside the house," she says. "It never smelled of cigarettes in here.

The president's opponents smelled elitism in these proposals and pounced on what they saw as the administration catering to a small privileged class at the expense of ordinary citizens.

Full of anguish, Nenita climbed over the collapsed door of the house and smelled the smell of scorched flesh and hair. Holding up the lamp, she surveyed the devastation. There was no sign of her daughter.