Now Sombra sniffs out illicit cargo at El Dorado Airport in Bogota.
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Feature Andrew Left sniffs out corporate fraud — and gets rich doing it.
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History shows that the bond market often sniffs out economic trouble first.
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By sharing the locals' rituals, he slowly sniffs out the source of the crime.
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Jason sniffs out that something is amiss when he sees Jennifer and Alecia chatting together.
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Because Thor wants to protect Asgard, he returns there — and quickly sniffs out Loki's charade.
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All-wheel drive ships all its power to the front wheels until it sniffs out wheelslip.
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So if ExoMars sniffs out some methane, it could mean that Mars is still very geological active.
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A Golden Retriever Art Critic Sniffs Out Masterpieces Michael Jackson's Famous Chimp, Bubbles, Is Selling Paintings to Get By
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George S. Patton Jr. sniffs out his foe Erwin Rommel's battle plan by poring over one of his books.
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Instead of trying to steal hidden snacks like your standard dog, the rescue pup sniffs out ivory, guns and ammunition.
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The Labrador retriever Harley, who CNET observed, gets fed a few pieces of kibble for each device she sniffs out.
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He sniffs out the men's discomfort and gets the truth out of Fifty, who leaves a dance circle to calm his nerves.
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Hosted by the barbecue chef Rashad Jones, "Eat, Sleep, BBQ" will follow him as he sniffs out notable barbecue joints throughout America.
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Arya's long-lost wolf Nymeria sniffs out Catelyn's body a few days later and pulls her from the water (Starks helping Starks out).
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Rather than detecting specific molecules that suggest disease, however, Mr. Haick's machine sniffs out the overall chemical stew that makes up an odor.
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When the government commission dedicated to locating the money the Marcoses looted sniffs out the existence of these masterpieces, they're replaced with family photos.
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Train, a Chesapeake Bay retriever, sniffs out the scat, or poop, of elusive wild animals like jaguars and oncillas in the name of conservation.
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Narrator: Once Biscuit sniffs out an item, the passenger in question and their bags go to Ginger, who will X-ray and search the luggage.
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One of the pink kids in the outfield sniffs out a ball and gets a catch like a million miles away from the closest pink kid.
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Zenon sniffs out a scheme to sabotage the spay-stay while also figuring out life on Earth, romance, and getting a chance to meet her musical idol Proto Zoa (Phillip Rhys).
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At the center of the site stands a gas-sensing tower that sniffs out the carbon dioxide drifting through the air from as far away as a quarter of a mile.
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Lionel is the little guy who sticks his nose where it doesn't belong and sniffs out the corruption of the big shots — the racism, petty cruelty and sexual depravity underneath the grand conspiracies.
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Bear, a border collie-koolie cross, is a detection dog who sniffs out live koalas during search and rescue operations in New South Wales' Northern Rivers region, according to the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW).
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During breakfast at Princess Zara's hotel, Ben sniffs out a lonely soul with no survivors from the classy paper right under his nose and tells his new flirt-slash-"business" interest that his name is Michael Thorne.
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When a family finds their modified farm of soundless walls and squeakless floorboards infiltrated, a pregnant mother played by Emily Blunt accidentally stomps her bare foot on a nail as a creature sniffs out her possible cry.
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The inspections of audit firms in which the PCAOB currently sniffs out problems won't be as stringent, or might not be done at all, they say, and the quality of audits won't get enough emphasis at the SEC.
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After Alison sniffs out the emotional attachment that is developing between Cherie and Hern, who has a girlfriend he seems unwilling to either love or leave, she confronts him, and, through him, every man who has persuaded her to open up and then let her down.
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Ummachan tries to implicate Solomon in bribery charges. Solomon sniffs out the plan from Ummachan's nervous behavior and arrests Ummachan on charges for trying to bribe a public official. The brothers are soon released on bail. Dennis attacks Solomon that night assisted by his friends.
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Around this time, Dawkins goes on a JLI goodwill tour to New Zealand. They resist him at first. He and his contact, Raylene Mackenzie, stumble upon the villain Phobia and Tas literally sniffs out one of her recent murders. The two get into a back-and- forth fight with the fear-casting killer.
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Meanwhile, Kulkov's dog sniffs out where his master is buried and starts digging. This alerts one of Kulkov's comrades, who communicates with him by tapping on a metal pipe in code. Told that Kulkov has caught an officer, he leaves to get help. An eighth German soldier, thought to be dead, wakes up and attacks.
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Bart and Mitchell call to Santa's Little Helper so he can decide which owner he prefers. After briefly getting distracted by chasing his own tail, Santa's Little Helper chooses Bart. Chief Wiggum arrives with Laddie, who immediately sniffs out a bag of marijuana in Mitchell's pocket. As Bart and Santa's Little Helper head home, more police officers arrive to enjoy the confiscated cannabis.
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Fang acts like a dog and sniffs out missing Fluffy in one episode. In another episode, Fang had a major role, when he went missing. The family presumed him as dead, and when Henry found him a day later, he dressed Fang up as a poodle, as a pose for the replacement pet for Peter. Sometimes he is mistaken for a rat which is what Moody Margaret calls him.
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Tina works for the Swedish Customs Service and uses her heightened olfactory sense to detect human emotions, including guilt and shame, together with the contraband that the humans are smuggling. She has a strongly Neanderthalic appearance and lives in a secluded house in the woods with Roland, a dog trainer. One day at the border, Tina sniffs out a memory card containing child pornography. Her boss wonders how she knew to look for it.
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Subramani sniffs out Anbu and his henchmen. While Anbu can escape to a tree house, his henchmen get bitten by Subramani, who saves Karthik by digging a pit. Anbu gets hold of a gun and shoots at Subramani, injuring him fatally, before Karthik manages to outwit and defeat Anbu in a fight. Before dying, Subramani had marked the place where Renuka is buried, and Karthik saved her, while Anbu has been buried alive in the same manner.
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Meanwhile, Bart and Lisa are walking in the forest when Bart sniffs out a truffle. After she explains to him that truffles are prized gourmet foods, Bart finds another and both realize he can find them by smell. After talking with Luigi about the truffles for Luigi restaurant where he offers to pay them for any more truffles found, Lisa then uses Bart to find more truffles. Eventually, when they cannot find truffles, Lisa blinds Bart in order to keep him focused.
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He and Caruso later destroy the Krasukhas. Later, Russian President Valeri Volodin deploys border troops to Makhachkala in an effort to stop the coup. Ryan sniffs out a mole in Medzhid's security detail; Gregory is killed in the resulting altercation with the mole, who is one of Medzhid's bodyguards. Meanwhile, Medzhid makes a last-ditch effort to stop the Russian troops by appealing to their leader, suggesting that he is being manipulated by Volodin and telling him to go back and report no disturbance in Makhachkala.
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Joe stated earlier in the episode that he planned to emulate "that canoe bloke who faked his own death". This is a reference to John Darwin, a British man who was famously jailed for trying to fake his own death for the insurance money by disappearing in a canoe out at sea. Almost two weeks after his death, Joe's body is seen floating in the lake. A local woman, who is out walking her dog, discovers Joe's body at the edge of the lake, when her dog sniffs out his corpse.
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Fandorin takes on as his investigative assistant a meek young policeman named Anisii Tulipov, and together Fandorin and Tulipov try to apprehend Momos and his beautiful lady accomplice, Mimi. Fandorin sniffs out and shuts down a fraudulent lottery being run by the Jack, but Momos and Mimi escape. Momos in turn tricks Fandorin's Japanese manservant, Masa, into letting him steal all of Countess Addy's baggage. An angry Fandorin vows revenge on Momos and sets up a sting where he poses as an Indian prince in possession of a large emerald.
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Scholars, including Max Müller, Sri Aurobindo and Wendy Doniger emphasize that most references in the early Veda do not refer to Sarama as canine. She may be a fair-footed goddess to whom the Panis are attracted and whom they ask to be their sister. It is only in later interpretations of the Vedic imagery that Sarama becomes a divine hound, who sniffs out the Panis and leads her master to them. According to Sri Aurobindo, the phrase in which Sarama demands food for her progeny is misinterpreted with equating Sarama's children to a dog-race born of Sarama.
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On Christmas Day, Nello eagerly awaits the results of the art contest to be announced by Michel, but he loses to Robert Kessler (Julien Bosman), son of the Mayor of Antwerp (Fred Van Kuyk). Nello and Patrasche then find themselves back in the cold in the midst of a blizzard, just like Mary once was. As they wander along a dirt path, Patrasche sniffs out Nicholas' wallet buried in the snow; it contains a vast sum of money. Nello returns the wallet to the Cogez Mill and departs before Anna can offer him a meal, leaving Patrasche behind so that he might have a comfortable future.
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The longstanding estate battle of Jarndyce v Jarndyce hangs over the heads of many conflicting heirs, confused by multiple wills. Possible beneficiary John Jarndyce of Bleak House welcomes orphaned cousins Ada Clare and Richard Carstone—also potential heirs—as his wards, and has hired Esther Summerson as a housekeeper and companion for Ada. Honoria, Lady Dedlock, the wife of the imperious baronet Sir Leicester, is also a possible beneficiary of the estate. The Dedlocks' lawyer, Tulkinghorn, sniffs out a connection between Lady Dedlock and a newly deceased man called Nemo; as he tries to discover Nemo's true identity, Lady Dedlock secretly seeks information about the dead man herself.
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The New York Times and several other large publications wrote about the organization, calling it "...a mortgage watchdog group."Tedeschi, Bob (2009-7-31) "A Mortgage Watchdog is Born" New York Times The LA Times called the Fair Mortgage Collaborative “...a new website to help consumers save on mortgages and closing costs.”Sichelman, Lew (2009-6-28) "Two new websites can help buyers save on closing costs and mortgages" LA Times Housing Scene Inman News cited the Fair Mortgage Collaborative as "...a good site to help consumers find fairly priced loans."Bergsman, Steve (2010-5-7) "How to Find Fairly Priced Loans" Inman News Market Place spoke to Howard Banker, Executive Director of the Fair Mortgage Collaborative and home mortgage expert, about how the Fair Mortgage Collaborative sniffs out bad lenders.
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