Sentence examples for big whiff from inspiring English sources
No mention, and therefore a Romney victory and a big whiff by the president.
He fetched the jar of oil-cured anchovies from the refrigerator, removed the lid and took a big whiff.
As my ballot shows (above — my picks in red, with arrows for the winners), my big whiff was on Best Picture, where I thought that the conjoined success and technical innovation of "Avatar" made it unbeatable.
He wanted to wait to add the clams, so he unwrapped a long white fillet from a bag on the counter, lifted it to his nose and took a big whiff.
Go plug in your iPhone, wait a few minutes and then take a big whiff over the headphone jack.
The One with James Van Der Beek at least indicates HTC is stepping up to the plate, but this is a big, big whiff and we're down to the bottom of the last inning.
So there are big whiffs for some people, and there are big, loud cracks sometimes.
For now, it is indeed the biggest whiff of the summer, although I'd argue that Green Lantern (which made more but cost more) is the far more damaging flop ($114 million domestic, $176 million worldwide thus far) as it hurts the DC Comics brand name over the long haul.
It'd be tough for him to part with a gift from John Oliver himself, but who knows if he can find someone willing to pay big for a whiff of Crowe, maybe the store will make it through another winter.
Still, I detect a faint whiff of Big Dog mischief, assuming it's true that the White House secretly preferred Halter.
(What's the big deal about a whiff of chamomile or a dash of white goosefoot?) But consumers want to know, especially those with allergies.
