12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Sniff' in a Sentence
"To inhale air through the nose in short, audible breaths." more
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In the quiet library, the scholar will have been sniffing the musty pages of ancient manuscripts.
The explorer was sniffing the air, searching for any signs of dangerous animals in the jungle.
The chef asked the apprentice to sniff the spices to identify them by scent alone.
Before the exam, the diligent student will have sniffed every page of the textbook.
He had sniffed the suspect's jacket for any traces of illegal substances.
The toddler giggled in delight as they encouraged the family pet to sniff their outstretched hand.
The explorer would sniff the air to detect any changes that could signal approaching danger.
The toddler loves to sniff the pages of his favorite picture book before bedtime.
Dogs often sniff each other to greet and gather information about one another.
Before the storm hits, meteorologists will have been sniffing the atmosphere for signs of change.
The detective's well-trained dog was able to sniff out the hidden drugs in the suspect's luggage at the airport.
The detective instructed the K-9 unit to sniff around for any hidden drugs in the suspect's vehicle.
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