1.   A ripe melon will smell sweet.

2.   Each breath of night smelled sweet.

3.   God, she smelt so sweet!

4.   A ripe mango smells sweet, has dried sap around its stem end and a few black sugar spots at the top.

5.   A rose may be a rose, but lettuce by any other name does not necessarily smell sweet.

6.   A rose by any other name still smells as sweet.

7.   But even if Bush avoids the ideologically charged word, a voucher by any other name still smells as sweet to free-marketeers.

8.   But in politics a rose by any other name still does not smell as sweet.

9.   By any other name would smell as sweet.

10.   I can remember the way our kitchen smelled sweet, and the counter top would be covered with flour, sugar, mixing bowls and spoons.