Whiff Sentence Examples

She saw their expressions change as they got a whiff of her blood.

The whiff of Katie.s blood nearly undid him.

Pulling Alex's pillow from the bed, Carmen caught the faint whiff of his cologne.

She ghosted up beside him, standing close enough to catch a whiff of his cologne.

He must be starting to whiff a bit by now?

He appar­ently was given a whiff of the bigs in a losing September when a few fortunate minor leaguers get a peek of how the other side lives.

Between the shampoo, perfume, body wash and all the other scents, a vampire could barely get a whiff of the earthy delicious smell that was natural.

In that world some structure was still being erected and did not fall, something was still stretching out, and the candle with its red halo was still burning, and the same shirtlike sphinx lay near the door; but besides all this something creaked, there was a whiff of fresh air, and a new white sphinx appeared, standing at the door.

But theirs,' he says, 'are white as paper and not so much smell as a whiff of gunpowder.'

The new shift in policy has led magic mushroom shop owners to detect a whiff of government hypocrisy.

They were a form of whiff, with roughly the same dimensions, fitted with sliding seats and full outriggers.

The occasional chalet adds a whiff of wood smoke to the smell of pine.

Eli snuffed his nose, catching a faint whiff of something rotten.

In fact, Tom Cox can still catch a whiff of Brut off him from here...

There 's a strong whiff of which crimes the public is most cross about in this policy decision.

Then they get that initial whiff of a fun new set and ooh and ahh over it at the Christmas tree but never touch it again, it can still be a lot of fun.

The initial whiff of a perfume is the top or head note.

You shouldn't emit a scent so uncontrollably strong that people in the next room can smell you, but a soft, subtle whiff by the person next to you is acceptable.

Even through the salty air, I could whiff the wine's bright citrus, melon, wild meadow aromas, and some honeysuckle blossoms.

Delicious Christmas sugar cookies bring back treasured holiday memories and help create new ones with every whiff of sugary goodness and bite of a sweet treat.

When casting about for a Mardi Gras costume idea, just remember you can't wrong with anything that has a lot of sparkle and at least a whiff of exoticism.

Sincerity and honesty go hand in hand for Scorpios; they will literally detest you if they find even a whiff of dishonesty about you.

Maybe I'll linger outside the Queen of Hearts, For a lovely free whiff of their apple tarts.

For the first time, I sensed a whiff of achievement and confess I had to choke back a few tears.

In fact, Tom Cox can still catch a whiff of Brut off him from here.. .

Hope their general public at least get a whiff of what their boys achieved.

To my mind these two texts have a whiff of reality about them.

There is not even a faint whiff of fried potatoes.

Either way, there is an unpleasant whiff of charred flesh about these tales.

It only needs a slight whiff of wind to send them flying through the air.

On Thursday there was more than a distinct whiff of drain smell around the chamber.

There, engulfed by humming sewing machines and the occasional whiff of industrial solvent, he irons embroidery patterns onto dresses.

There's a strong whiff of which crimes the public is most cross about in this policy decision.

Usually, the merest whiff of cultural or religious indoctrination would make me run a mile.

It started as the faintest whiff - the merest zephyr of cat shite wafting up my nose.

During the entr'acte a whiff of cold air came into Helene's box, the door opened, and Anatole entered, stooping and trying not to brush against anyone.

Beside, there is a whiff of hypocrisy here.

This has the whiff of previous scandals about ' burying bad news '.

There is more than a whiff of moral panic about some of the accusations being leveled at the residents of Marsham Street.

Taking a deep whiff of the fur, she tossed it back down.

Pitt and Aniston split in January 2005, but since then rumors of a reunion have persisted, especially when the tabloids get a whiff of unhappiness between Pitt and Jolie.

One whiff of Cinnamon Buns and nearly anyone will agree that it does, indeed, smell just like one of those fat- and calorie-laden treats that beckon as soon as you step inside any mall.

A whiff of something dead assailed her nostrils, causing her stomach to turn.