91.   She sniffed out city hall cronies and tooled around Tacoma in a red car stuffed with files and old newspapers.

92.   Some engineers foresee using similar devices on Earth to sniff out leaks in a gas main, or to snoop behind enemy lines during a battle.

93.   Some of them join the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, where they are trained to sniff out drugs and bombs.

94.   Stone, he said, was a master at sniffing out problems that might spell trouble later.

95.   Suddenly this mild-mannered police clerk can outrun a horse, sniff out dope at the airport and trumpet like an elephant.

96.   Teaching dogs to sniff out corpses, drugs or bombs has traditionally been more craft than science.

97.   The boy survived unharmed, but a police canine sniffed out the dog dead under debris, Arlington police said.

98.   The cat will first select and sniff out a vertical object in his territory.