She encourages frequent applications of fine wine, and, bien sûr, Champagne, which has a mild advertorial whiff to it since Guiliano is the president and chief executive of Clicquot Inc.
That is where they were on March 17, the night President Bush delivered his televised ultimatum to Mr. Hussein, an evening whose mild breeze carried the first whiff of winter thaw.
But its ramifications would feel mild compared with what a Gabbert whiff might entail.
So it is something of a surprise to meet a slight, mild-mannered lawyer, with more than a whiff of academia about him.
As the jail's corrupt governor, Owen O'Neill suggests the whiff of sulphur lurking behind the mild facade, and Ian Lavender turns in a neat cameo as the old lag who can't face the thought of release.
All about them were police barricades, the faint whiff of jet fuel carried in the mild November air -- and the absence of five neighbors, newly dead.
If members of the black-metal faithful had their eyes closed, they might get a whiff of what sets Liturgy apart, but only a mild one.
While Vieux Boulogne was an instant cure for winter colds, Pont l'Evêque gave off a pleasing whiff of damp autumn earth, and the Camembert offered a warm almost mild milky nasal embrace.
Their old-fashioned humor, which consists of mild gibes at Christian family life, musical spoofs, funny props, and inspirational testimony, carries a lingering whiff of the fellowship hall and the worship-center rec room.
