51.   He can also outrun a horse, sniff out heroin at the airport and swim like a dolphin.

52.   He is the only Cairn terrier on the military roster and has an educated nose that can sniff out drugs in seconds flat.

53.   He was considering training dogs to sniff out compatible people for skin grafts and organ donations.

54.   Hermis Moutardier, a flight attendant, walked through the aisles, trying to sniff out where the smell was coming from.

55.   I became a master at sniffing out leads.

56.   In a city where wine classes are myriad and it is hip to sniff out the best, Gluckstern is a voice unlike any other.

57.   In Athens, too, travelers said, the authorities conducted random identity checks and baggage searches, sometimes using dogs trained to sniff out explosives.

58.   In Lake County, Fla., the school board said a dog trained to sniff out guns and bombs would roam school hallways next year.

59.   In the week prior to that first game, Reese had his team concentrate on sniffing out the play-action pass and the bootlegs.

60.   In the fifth, DeShields sniffed out a similar strategy, and hammered that first-pitch heater over the wall in right.