Sentence examples for release a whiff from inspiring English sources
If the casserole is done right, that cut will release a whiff of milky steam infused with a suggestion of onion and garlic.
Another night, Mr. Talamelli demonstrated a little culinary bravado with a bowl of short ribs that arrived covered with plastic wrap; the waiter pulled back the wrap to release a whiff of hickory smoke (injected by a hand-held food smoker) that delicately flavored the beef.
Not only can these soapy pups be used as an ephemeral notification system (imagine a red bubble popping and releasing a whiff of cinnamon when it's time to switch laundry loads), but the creators claim it could be used in areas such as gaming, advertising, and education. .
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The Star Trek parody Star Wreck has received a DVD release without a whiff of legal intervention while Raiders of the Lost Ark: The Adaptation has been shown at film festivals and praised by George Lucas and Steven Spielberg.
Catkins tight and hard, hang like pupating caterpillars waiting for a whiff of springs promise before they yield and release the peppery pollen.
You can catch a whiff of desperation from the accompanying press release.
But this year's release, The Great Destroyer, builds drumming patterns, catchy melodies and even a whiff of optimism into the drama.
A complementary experiment that vaporized a sample of soil detected a whiff of oxygen at high temperatures, which may have been released from the perchlorates.
