Sentence examples for fresh whiff from inspiring English sources

Whether this fresh whiff of faith in America is justified, only the president can tell us, and I wish he would.

This was in the pre-smoking-ban days, when fags made your eyes sore, but through it came the occasional sniff of skunk, like a fresh whiff of something organic.

Reality bites in this dark, vivid thriller Tempted by trouble in paradise Chills and thrills in Bologna Debut novel with the killer instinct A double life requiring a body double A fresh whiff of Cologne Modern life can be murder A good read for a journey through time, but don't expect to arrive at a conclusion.

President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud tapped a new prime minister, Abdiweli Sheikh Ahmed, on December 12th, who in turn named a new cabinet on January 17th, making a clean break from the disappointing previous government, which had itself emerged with a fresh whiff of hope after more than two decades of civil war.

The garden rarely fails Mr. Kreuther, whether it's the vibrant, wholesomely sweet beet carpaccio with his goat cheese ravioli in a rich pistachio dressing, or the fresh whiff of parsley and chervil in an ivory-colored emulsion enrobing chicken en cocotte.

"Two old women, fresh from the whiff of the briny," Mr. Watson projected in a booming baritone, loosened by voice exercises he performed in the car.

Here, the details — a snap of fresh ginger, a whiff of coconut, the tingle of spicy red curry — transformed an ordinary root vegetable into a Thai-inspired soup to savor.

"For the first time since 1991, Mogadishu is under one authority," Mr. Mahiga said from a new office that exuded the whiff of fresh paint.

For most people, a whiff of fresh herbs can be restorative and calming.

People usually recover from Congressional hearings as soon as they get a whiff of fresh air.

She is let out of her protective cage once a year, for a whiff of fresh air.