Sentence examples for little whiff from inspiring English sources

See if that little whiff of scandal doesn't sell a few pairs of slacks.

There's a little whiff on Page 182 that definitely deserves an after-the-fact look.

The King Eddie offers a little whiff of Victorian London in the heart of Stratford.

The soil where they grow the grapes is kind of salty, there by the ocean, and you get that little whiff of saline in the nose".

It would spoil this story to describe the warning signs, but Heloise is quick to pick up on every little whiff of peril.

The remarkable feature of the current recovery is that, after almost nine years, there is still little whiff of rising inflation.

He wants change; at the same time, he is resistant to the little whiffs of political correctness to which he is exposed.

Fortunately I had managed to rinse most of the pink stains off but they were still a little damp, and a slight whiff of beetroot emanated from the envelope.

"I did say to Carbs that I thought the timing was a little bit skew-whiff," Adams said.

At the eastern end from Mott to Lafayette, it's Little Italy — with a whiff of Chinatown, spillover from the Bowery, and the promise of the Lower East Side.

I concede, this does whiff a little of this... Facebook Twitter Pinterest Updated at 11.48am BST 11.32am BST The good news is there will be a closing ceremony before the final.