All he saw was a poster and smelled a rat.
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One neighbor who smelled a rat contacted the city's Dept.
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Given Mr Trump's alleged fondness for Russia, many in America smelled a rat.
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The operation came to an end after 18 months when the HA smelled a rat.
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It was when Baur tried to call the number on the listing, that he smelled a rat.
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Vitaly Kasko, who as head of the international department in the prosecutor's office had been trying to help the SFO, smelled a rat.
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According to the suit, Vanity Fair smelled a rat because the emails said Diana would be arriving separately and asked that the invite be sent directly to Diana.
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But whiskey experts smelled a rat after news of the sale broke and Sandro Bernasconi, of The Waldhaus Hotel in St Moritz, called in investigators to examine the $2101,000 bottle.
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Milan -- who is gay -- says he smelled a rat from the get-go, especially because Jussie's story changed so much ... and every gay black man will now feel the consequences.
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They smelled a rat, with Eugene as their most likely suspect, but as time went on, supplies dwindled, and workers griped about the power going out, they had bigger fish to fry.
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Some Republicans who view Trump skeptically smelled a rat, saying the deal was likely in the works for weeks and that he decided to endorse Trump "This was obviously a backroom deal they negotiated 2-3 weeks ago," said GOP strategist Ford O'Connell, who argued that the timing of the endorsement was aimed at undercutting momentum Rubio had coming out of Thursday night's debate.
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The money he used to lure out the villains was fake. In another twist, Dholak comes out holding a gun on Radha's head. Even Kishen is surprised when Goonga re-introduces himself as Inspector Bhinde. He explains that he was sent undercover by the commissioner as even he smelled a rat.
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In the winter and spring of 1786–1787, twelve of the thirteen states chose a total of 74 delegates to attend the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia. Nineteen delegates chose not to accept election or attend the debates. Among them was Patrick Henry of Virginia, who in response to questions about his refusal to attend was quick to reply, "I smelled a rat." He believed that the frame of government convention organizers were intent on building would trample upon the rights of citizens.
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Shaun smelled a rat and questioned why Greg was so determined to keep Téa from her family, but Greg said he was only doing what his patient requested. When it had become clear that Greg was working with Eli, Shaun demanded to know why and was shocked to hear that Eli knew their sister Destiny was really Greg's daughter, one Greg had with one of Shaun's past girlfriends while Shaun was in Statesville. Shaun apologizes once again to Téa and Todd for the trouble Greg put them through and goes on to witness Greg's sentencing. In July 2011 Shaun learns that Destiny is pregnant with Matthews child.
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