Sentence examples for a quick whiff from inspiring English sources

Start with the glossary for a quick whiff of what's in store and let your journey begin.

Coming here will also give you a quick rush of modern, multiethnic Britain, with a strong whiff of the bazaar.

His elbow to James Harden's neck at the end of the regular season cost him seven games, and has spawned a quick whistle on any and all plays with even a whiff of possible ugliness.

Both of them were ready for some food, especially when they caught a whiff of the roasted chicken Jim Mardula, another roommate, was scarfing down before he took a quick nap and left for Tulsa, Okla.

What a difference a whiff of financial crisis makes.

Was it a hit or a whiff?

With a bang and a whiff.

Yet in a glaring contradiction, wrapped in a whiff of arrogance, they insist this fair process be conducted to a ridiculously quick timetable of their choosing: wrapped up by mid-November.

A global prestige product with a whiff of revolution.

Not a whiff of a chance?

A whiff of a dumpster will usually do the trick.