Sniffing in a sentence

One common behaviour is nose touching and sniffing, which mostly occurs when an individual joins a group. citation The kangaroos performing the sniffing gain much information from smell cues.

The practice of inhaling such substances is sometimes colloquially referred to as huffing, sniffing (or glue sniffing), dusting, or chroming.

A 38-year-old man, who was caught allegedly sniffing shabu in the comfort room of the Executive Building of the Cebu City Hall, will spend Christmas Day and the New Year and even longer in jail.

Although a little older, Rocky still enjoys a good walk in the fields and loves to do lots of sniffing.

Although the app refers to Clippy by name, the full text description of the app immediately identifies it as “Not by Microsoft” to presumably fend off any lawyers that might be sniffing about the app.

A Minnesota state senator says legalizing recreational marijuana would put K-9 drug sniffing dogs out of a job.

Another is a ‘sniffing attack’, in which ‘unprotected data can be extracted’ from your device by the hacker.

Biden’s sniffing little girls hair again?

But the debate saw several MPs raising concerns about the ban, including Tory former Cabinet minister Kit Malthouse who argued that an unintended consequence could be “the resumption of glue sniffing in parks and playgrounds”.

Dean encouraged the media to ask him about all the sniffing during the Sept. 26, 2016 debate.

For one terrifying moment, it seems like their infection-sniffing dog may attack Ellie.

He was a remarkable physical specimen all the way but evolved into one of the cleverest players on the team, sniffing out screen passes like no other.

In overlapping audio, you can hear people sniffing and coughing, as well as the voice of Kathy Griffin describing her view of Trump's odor.

In recent years, scientists have learned that sniffing provides dogs with significant mental stimulation that can be as exhausting and beneficial as a long walk.

Keim’s an incompetent moron who should never have reached sniffing distance of an interview for one of the 32 General Manager jobs in this league.

Sniffing the air so slow?

That is why, in my personal experience, when one feels dull and lacks a desire to work, sniffing ammonia may be of value.

The Bronx-born academic had been working on the economic history of the South but found herself “sniffing around for something of deeper personal interest” – eventually delving into the economics of the family.

The organization says agents have boarded buses at a Houlton rest stop, questioning passengers and, more recently, having drug-sniffing dogs examine all passengers’ luggage.

The Supreme Court justices then took questions from students and teachers about whether a police dog sniffing a vehicle constitutes a search, how many cases are referred yearly to the Supreme Court and why New Mexico abolished its death penalty.