Sentence examples for offered a whiff from inspiring English sources
In two sets on Thursday the Fugs offered a whiff of that ephemeral 1960's moment when it seemed that pleasure could be revolutionary.
A slightly rickety wrought-iron balcony offered a whiff of peril, the streetlights flickered occasionally and pedestrians drifted along shadowy sidewalks below.
When we first met the company in 2015 they offered a whiff of high-tech to the brewing process, adding a monitored brew vessel and mobile app to the age-old technique of slopping a bunch of wheat, yeast and hops together until something tasty came out.
This bar, the Karma Lounge, offers a whiff of New York night life, circa 2002, right down to the brimming ashtrays and burning cigarettes.
MULBERRY & VINE Self-service cafe fare for breakfast, lunch and dinner offers a whiff of curry in an African tomato soup, turkey meatballs with garam masala and curried freekeh with cauliflower, mango and cashews: 73 Warren Street (West Broadway), (212) 791-6300, mulberryandvine.com.com
The weather deities offered a daylong whiff of spring last week.
For Americans a century ago, the bombing offered a brief whiff of Armageddon — a society on the brink.
I want to make special mention of the 2008 Errazuriz, our No. 6 wine, which in addition to the usual citrus and mineral flavors offered a distinct whiff of jalapeño, which if not typical was not at all displeasing.
They offered a great whiff of hope to the end of the inclusion wars and a vision for the beginning of a new way of being communion together.
The King Eddie offers a little whiff of Victorian London in the heart of Stratford.
