Sentences with phrase «smell change in the air»

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Different harvests of this superfood naturally vary in color, smell and taste because of ever - changing day - to - day shifts in weather, sunlight, temperature of water, temperature of air, etc..

I love the bright colors outside when the leaves begin to change, the warm smells in the kitchen of seasonal vegetables roasting and the crisp feeling of the chilly air when taking the dog for a walk in the afternoon sunshine... oh and November is my birthday month (only child syndrome!).

Leaves are changing and I can smell autumn in the air.

Maybe it's his own blood that he smells in the air and is why he is changing his ways a little to be slightly more transparent on transfer activity (unlike yesteryears)?

There is often a palpable smell in the air or a subtle but perceptible color change in the room that marks the presence of the mother at the Veil.

Once you step onto a plane, senses like taste and smell begin to dull due to the low humidity, and once you're thousands of feet in the air, those senses change completely — the sensation is similar to struggling to taste or smell when you have a cold.

The sun is changing, the light is changing, the air smells and feels different, and I'm always in awe of the flowers and greenery as it starts to return to life.

I just love the smell of the air, change in the color of the leaves, sweaters and boots, pumpkin everything and of course hot apple cider.

If the air conditioning system in your Nissan Murano hasn't been working as well recently or the air coming out of the vents smells a bit musty or moldy, you may need to clean or change the cabin air filter element in the HVAC blower motor housing.

The crisp, sweet smell of apples in the air... pumpkins decorating doorsteps... cooler temps (ideal for taking your dog on longer hikes)-- fall has its merits but the seasonal changes bring some precautionary tales, too.

We awoke to noticeable changes in the air; the fresh smell and cooler temperatures letting us know that we had left the city behind and climbed high into the mountains.

The leaves are changing, the smell of pumpkin spice is in the air, and videogame season is in full swing!

And while it's hard not to detect a slight smell of cheese throughout, by splicing in real - life news reports of oil spills, air pollution, and scenes of climate change, it seems that such a revamping of the 20 - year - old television show would actually be quite relevant in light of the environmental challenges we face today.

As Canadians come out of one of the worst winters in the history of ever, you can smell spring in the air; you can feel a palpable change in attitude as we expose our lily - white skin to a little warmth and sunshine.

I enjoy the color changes, crisp air, the smell of burning wood in fireplaces.