“Police chiefs were meeting last night to discuss the possibility of sending specialist sniffer dogs to the area.”

“Police launched a massive search, combing the area with a helicopter equipped with thermal imaging cameras, sniffer dogs and scores of officers.”

“The train station yesterday was crawling with police and sniffer dogs, but alerts come and go.”

“He was answered with what sounded like a sniff and a smothered sob.”

“Jansen caught a sniff of the tempting viands and concluded to remain with us.”

“At the first sniff of trouble, Ironside should have sent out a senior officer to report back.”

“I can hear her sniffle from across the room as she battles her cold.”

“There is a lot of sniffiness in Europe about American culture which really needs to be done away with.”

“When I began reading his account, it's fair to say that I did so in an atmosphere of sniffiness.”

“Even Margaret Oliphant got short shrift, mainly because of the prevailing male sniffiness about the fact that this eminent Victorian novelist wrote for a living.”

“This baffles me — and I am an inveterate sniffler and blubberer at sad films.”

“What swimmer Carrie Grainger will make of the bearded sniffler stalking her is anybody's guess.”

“The gas sniffers will fight other kids, and some kids get afraid with them.”

“The comments were contained in a report into the suicide deaths of two chronic sniffers at Balgo, south of Halls Creek.”

“Automated mechanical sniffers could be fitted with this detection system on every baggage handling chute.”