flaring

I play a little game isolating scents in patches of wind, flaring my nostrils and parting my lips slightly, as if wine tasting.

The virus - which affects poultry and wild birds - has been around for a century, usually flaring up in autumn and fading away in spring and summer.

So we move on to Hampden on Tuesday and Ronaldo with his nostrils flaring at the thought of getting at a defence that has conceded seven goals in three games in this group so far.

The ban on cricket has come to symbolise the deep-seated tensions that are flaring up in Monfalcone.

For more than a week, far-right violence has been flaring up in cities in England and Northern Ireland – but not so far in Scotland.