Examples of using Smelling of in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And smelling of whiskey.
He always comes up smelling of roses!
Smelling of soap- had she only been taking a shower?
(scully) you returned at 11:31 smelling of lavender.
Come home smelling of another woman.
When you come home from a stakeout smelling of chili dogs.
With me Smelling of sadness.
Others who crossed paths withPaddock in recent months described him as despondent and smelling of alcohol.
All barefoot, smelling of French soap and wearing a bathrobe.
I am tired of you coming to bed smelling of extra cheese.
Seeing happens when there's a pale guy who looks harmless but he's not,and Zoë leaves you alone in a bookstore and comes back smelling of him.
But when you come home late smelling of cheap perfume, makes me wonder.
We were different then(we believed),exchanging glances from black almond-shaped eyes, smelling of cardamom and myrrh, oranges.
If you don't come home smelling of light beer and chlorine, do not come home at all.
But she can't always blame the men-after all,a soot-caked woman barking orders and smelling of smoke isn't the biggest turn-on in the world.
If a few individual bats return smelling of a particular fruit, the news that this food has just come on the market spreads quickly through the whole colony.
No one will make you deutschepancakes, or welcome you home smelling of hot dog water and onion, or let you break out of jail when you play monopoly.
Plus, your hair won't be left smelling of vodka or mouthwash- we use scent-burst technology to leave your hair smelling fresh whether it's fresh apples or cool menthol.
You come out of the desert, smelling of camel and goat to the Persia where he should kneel?
Plus, your hair won't be left smelling of vodka or mouthwash- we use scent-burst technology to leave your hair smelling fresh whether it's fresh apples, cool menthol or zesty citrus scents.
Though he was pouchy in theface from drinking(sometimes he turned up on the night shift smelling of J&B), still he was wiry and muscular and quick- always kidding around, always having a cigarette break on the corner, shifting from foot to foot and blowing on his white-gloved hands when it was cold, telling jokes in Spanish and cracking the other doormen up.
He smelt of shampoo.
And smelled of whiskey.
The smell of something burning greets him.
The man… he smelled of lavender and jasmine.
When they got Greg that night at his house, he smelled of alcohol.
He smelt of drink.
And your pie wagons, and chickens… and everything that smells of grease!
Madeleine stiffened, worried that she smelled of alcohol or, worse, of sex.