Sentence examples for nice whiff from inspiring English sources

"I got a nice whiff of Champagne when I walked to the bus," Aguila said.

Roasting the fish on the grill in foil makes the preparation easy and adds a nice whiff of smoke.

Although, come to think of it, that might add a nice whiff of madness to the proceedings.

It gave the pie a nice subtle whiff of apple.

Dab perfume on your wrists and neck so if you want to give him a hug he'll get a whiff of how nice you smell.

A 5 pound bag costs about $5, which would leave you plenty for a nice bath soak and a whiff of one of your smelling salt blends.

Does he really think putting his wet, stinky workout clothes in the hamper with all the other clothes (including our expensive lingerie) is a smart or nice thing to do? Has he ever taken a whiff of his smelly socks after a workout?

New leather smells nice, but the purely rational person would take a deep whiff in the showroom, then go buy the Pontiac and pocket the extra 45 grand for a rainy day.

The box set carries a distinct whiff of die-hards only – the mono mix is nice but inessential, the best of the demos have already been released, as has the first of the live shows, while the second was recorded later the same night and sounds virtually identical – but the music at its centre is about as inarguable as you can get.

Whole star anise floating in the Madeira-based Negus added a nice complexity, and apple brandy gave the whiskey skin, the simplest drink, a whiff of fruit.

The company calls the ARTiGO a "builder kit," which is a nice way of saying that some assembly is required — expect a tangle of wires and the whiff of solder while you add and remove peripherals and programs.