Beyond that, this is a big whiff.
Technical hardware startups, it should come as no surprise, are at great risk of whiffing the product side of things and, you know, the money-making piece.
Side characters weave in and, to the Safdies' great credit, not a whiff of backstory is given.
But it's in the old cultural heart of the city that the whiff of a great renaissance, spurred by all this new economic activity, is strongest.
In an article for The New York Times, columnist and former drama critic Frank Rich noted the link to the lyric in Field's song from the movie, writing that Obama offered in his address "one subtle whiff of the Great Depression".
There are whiffs of a great grassroots oral history, but the package is so ephemeral that anything profound quickly zooms by.
If everyone in the village has a net, however, each net provides greater protection, as the collective whiff of insecticide kills more mosquitoes and prompts others to stay away.African health budgets are minuscule, but international aid could help.
I catch whiffs of this great beauty -- the object of my heart's deepest desire --in every ofe of the world's spiritual traditions.
The Amsel criteria include a vaginal pH greater than 4.5, a positive whiff test, the presence of clue cells, and the presence of discharge.
Dash around in the afternoon rain and take another whiff of all the great smells.
