Sentence examples for make it whiff from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to know currently whether it's a deliberate stunt or a clumsy U-turn, but the fact that the so-called axing was initially reported by the Times – the Sun's sister paper – does make it whiff a bit.

I work for the outdoor clothing company Rohan and for the past two years I've been developing a travel suit that has silver woven into the lining which makes it whiff free.

So Heublein put Grey Poupon in a bigger glass jar, with an enamelled label and enough of a whiff of Frenchness to make it seem as if it were still being made in Europe (it was made in Hartford, Connecticut, from Canadian mustard seed and white wine).

15 steps won't give you more power than three, if you use the right mechanics, but it will make it more likely that you'll stumble, or whiff the ball.

But Elmore gave the dog a shake-and-bake move, and Knuppel whiffed on the tackle, allowing Elmore to make it all the way downfield.

Part of that is the perception that games are either hits or whiffs, making it a risky area for investment — although the same could, of course, be said of startups.

This is much less than before an argument about presentation or spin: the conflict of evidence and the whiff of evasiveness makes it much more a matter of falsehood or truth.

Now Clint Eastwood has made it into a movie with the whiff of a grilled cheese sandwich.

That, and his own assertion that he would look at the law with a fresh eye, gave off the whiff of hypocrisy, which made it easier for some senators to oppose him.

It was an easy call: Palin had made it up, and there wasn't a whiff of truth to it.

Mikhail Grabovksi made it 2-1 8:14 inthethirdhird when Roberto Luongo whiffed on his 30-foot shot with his glove.