smell nice

Then we'll both smell nice when we change around the world."

Your guests will also notice if the place smells nice.

He smelled nice when she leaned on the desk near him.

Bobbie's was still cool from outside, and she did smell nice.

To add to its appearance, it doesn't smell nice either.

Even the main waste product is fluffy and smells nice.

Then he lit some incense, which was not necessary but did make the place smell nice.

"Have I ever mentioned the fact you smell nice?"

He also wrote "You smell nice" on the paper.

And after shave because I have to smell nice.

The evergreens still smelled nice, and I wasn't at work.

The people who make shampoo try to make it smell nice.

And soap and other things to keep one smelling nice.

Tom hadn't been close enough to Lauren before to notice, but her hair smelled nice.

Out here it was dark and quiet among the plants and smelled nice.

She smells nice too - like flowers and soap.

Underarm deodorant to make us smell nice when we're going out to a party?

"An old book," he said, "will smell nice without having to be mildewed."

It was faintly scented with rose: to make the lady smell nice.

"Just because they smell nice, and add a sweet, spicy flavor.

I thought about shuttering the windows, but it was too much work, and the rain smelled nice.

You smell nice," I couldn't help saying, our heads close together.

I wanted to look and smell nice, hoping that I'd be with Carol again.

I don t want to Sally you smell nice.

The soil (which smelled nice) was of a rich reddish brown and showed up well against the green.