Sentence examples for final whiff from inspiring English sources

A couple of strikes…yes…and then a final whiff.

At the end the characters took curtain calls, in effect, when their names were flashed on the video screens, and the audience got one final whiff of their scents.

At last the whiff of cordite.

That, too, had a whiff of the final goodbye about it, whatever Agassi says.

But thoughts still circulate even after the final curtain falls, allowing a whiff of "what if" to those still living.

After all, Jennifer Hudson may be a star now, but she was famously booted from the show before even getting a whiff of the finals.

At least the scandal meant that the familiar whiff that surrounds the final day was not there this time; alarm bells had been sounded, players and presidents warned.

The Devils' second appearance in the Stanley Cup finals since 1995 lacks the unmistakable whiff of carpetbagging.

Levy says that catching those few errant stems might remove a whiff of bitterness in the final product.

Still, a strong whiff of Nineteen Eighty-Four in the final section lends the novel a powerful and creepy finish.

The final series of monochrome evening looks had a whiff of Tom Ford-era Gucci.