Sentence examples for delicious whiff from inspiring English sources
Sometimes we'd get a delicious whiff of coffee or bacon from one of the big sailboats anchored in the harbor, and that mixed with the tang of pogy just now starting to thaw in the bait bucket.
Whatever her raison d'être française — like playing catch-up for having been born in the United States and raised in Mexico — she has mastered that oh-so-French savoring of every delicious whiff of life that Americans, as the prejudice goes, like to turn up their noses at.
It is astonishing how people live, the messes they sustain, the delicious whiffs of cooking that carry to the street, the holiday decorations that slowly seep into daily décor.
(And why do I have nightmares set in a convenience store?) The jolt that passed through my body was almost delicious, almost sexual, like catching a whiff of someone who hurt you once.
Now they float in the media air with a faint whiff and sizzle of outrage – delicious to some, disgusting to others.
Long after the tan has faded and the stress returned, a whiff of something familiar and delicious can transport you back to a table warmed by the sun, and the food shared around it.
Even if you didn't consider yourself hungry, when your nose catches a whiff of a tempting food like fries or freshly baked Cinnabons, it tells your brain, "I smelled something delicious".
Ideally that pan would be set over a wood fire, to give the dish a delicious whiff of smoke, but a gas ring will do.
