Examples of 'smells quite' in a sentence
Meaning of "smells quite"
smells quite - this phrase is used to convey that something has a noticeable or strong scent
How to use "smells quite" in a sentence
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smells quite
If you think it smells quite nice.
It smells quite pungent.
I think this town is dirty and smells quite a bit.
But it smells quite nice.
What kind of garbage? if you think it smells quite nice.
Smells quite bad.
It actually smells quite nice.
It smells quite bad when you take the lid off.
You are right, it smells quite lemon.
It smells quite good.
A lovely small flower that 's yellow and white, and it also smells quite nice!
Nothing on earth smells quite so heavenly as a freshly brewed cup of coffee.
So there's open sewers everywhere. It smells quite pungent.
There is WEB that smells quite as good as fresh baked bread.
Smells quite pungently of newt there. Yeah.
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Yeah, well, nothing smells quite like a house full of dog shit.
Smells quite strongly, too.
Well … It smells quite bad.
Yes, smells quite pungently of newt in there.
I think it smells quite nice, actually.
It smells quite good . What are they having?
Sugar? - Nothing on earth smells quite so heavenly as a freshly brewed cup of coffee.
Mmm, it smells quite different out of the bottle.
Oh, and smells quite nice.
It also smells quite pleasant, since it contains magnolia extract.
My God! It smells quite pungent.
Well… It smells quite bad. Does it mean that there's something wrong with my health?
But horse, actually, I think, smells quite nice . - Something like dog poo really, really smells.
Nothing on earth smells quite so heavenly Sugar? as a freshly-brewed cup of coffee.
Well, it smells quite fragrant.
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Cause your breath smells like toenails
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