Sentence examples for caught whiff of from inspiring English sources
A few months later Eric Lefkofsky, InnerWorkings' founder, caught whiff of Mason's plans and offered him $1 million of angel capital to crank up the hidden-agenda site.
As the odes tumbled out I caught whiff of Pablo Neruda's influence.
Early last week – before many major news outlets caught whiff of the scent – a few people set to work on a Wikipedia page now titled "2013 Egyptian coup d'état".
Mr. Smith said that Intel first caught whiffs of corporate interest in PC upgrades about nine months ago and that the signals had grown stronger with each passing quarter.
They are a peculiar addition -- Mr. Von Essen is pretty unvarnished as it is -- and those who decode them will catch whiffs of pettiness amid some gossipy tidbits.
James Murdock, a black minister who catches whiffs of the landfill on evening walks with his wife, Ella, said he felt betrayed by such turnabouts.
In the hours after the blast, the U.S. military and others scrambled to catch whiffs of radioxenon leaking from the test site that might indicate whether North Korea had detonated a plutonium bomb or a uranium bomb.
I catch whiffs of this great beauty -- the object of my heart's deepest desire --in every ofe of the world's spiritual traditions.
So I have not caught a whiff of that.
I caught a whiff of something burning as I passed.
"When a ferry from Miyake approached the jetty in Tokyo, I caught the whiff of Tokyo".
