Sentence examples similar to foul whiff from inspiring English sources

Lying there today, they were aware of the subtle smoke smell, as well as of something fouler — a whiff of excrement.

Twist the cap and listen (an unbroken seal cracks audibly when opened), take a whiff (nasty chemicals usually smell foul) and sip delicately (gulping has always been unseemly, but it is now also potentially dangerous).

Every now and then the wind would change and we'd get a whiff of the foul, gag-inducing stench.

As the women took deep whiffs of the foul vapors, the researchers measured blood flow to the brain with a technique called positron emission tomography.

What's more, whenever the GOP smells the slightest whiff of objectivity from the media, they immediately cry foul.

When I popped the swing top first and took my first whiff, I realized I'd have to use a thesaurus to find enough synonyms for "rank" and "foul".

Get a whiff!

He offered a whiff.

But only a whiff.

She took a whiff.

A foul?