Take a sniff!

I found this in his pocket. Take a sniff.

Sit, sniff butt.

A good sniff, to clear the brain.

Yes, we put sniff butt on queue.

If he catches cold or sniff es just once...

Bart Weetjens How I taught rats to sniff out land mines

The dog can sniff your butt, if you like, when he wants to.

As I said, if he's in the park and there's a rear end to sniff, why come to the owner?

I'll have had two martinis at the Oak Bar, so she needn't bother to sniff my breath.

So I said to a nurse, 'Did you know that the U.S. army is training bumblebees to sniff out explosives?' When I read my medical notes, I saw they'd written 'Believes bees can sniff out explosives.' He said, You know, they're always looking out for non verbal clues to my mental state.

I subscribe to New Scientist, and recently it had an article about how the U.S. Army was training bumblebees to sniff out explosives.

He decide to hunt Eliza... not only with soldiers... but with scientific dogs... who sniff and smell... and thereby discover all who run from king.

62. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) reports6 that representatives of crime networks recruit street children in Cambodia by giving them glue to sniff, creating an addiction and, thereby, a dependency upon the recruiters.

Now, the idea of connecting a sensor to your phone is not new phone makers around the world offer phones that sniff for bad breath, or tell you to worry about too much sun exposure.

MUMBAI Every day, a small Japanese jet brings another 60 businessmen from Tokyo to sniff out new commercial opportunities in Mumbai and the heart of the Indian economy. Naturally, there may be a touch of geopolitical calculation about this.

And sometimes they'll resort to what's known as the burn and sniff technique where they'll burn the plastic and smell the fumes to try to determine the type of plastic.

Take a bow. Take a bow.

Take a ride. Take a slide.

We don t literally raise our hackles when angry, or sniff each other s backsides when making new friends. And dogs don t gesture with their forepaws or use an elaborate grammatical language when trying to explain things.

Well, take a look, Take a look at this.

Okay, you want to take a swim, go and take a swim.

It may take a little time to take hold.

At TEDxRotterdam, Bart Weetjens talks about his extraordinary project training rats to sniff out land mines. He shows clips of his hero rats in action, and previews his work's next phase teaching them to turn up tuberculosis in the lab.

Take a look.

Take a peek!

Take a photo

Action take a

Take a beatin'?

Take a letter.

Take a look.

Take a taxi?

Take a...? Oh.

Take a look.

Take a drink.

Take a rest

Take a schnaps.

Take a look.

Take a drink!

Take a rest.

Take a seat.

Take a walk.

Take a walk!

Take a walk.

Take a seat.