In fact my home is quite fragrant, and the smell that's likely to waft the way of our frequent visitors is not urine but the spaghetti bolognese boiling on the cooker to feed the three kids.
They waft around with just an intellectual tome in hand and c'est tout.
Perhaps Liam isn't the colossal arse he once was, and the others find the absence of Noel's domineering presence like a waft of sea air.
And even if he could, sticking to it would doubtless prove nigh on impossible around this time of year, where enticing aromas of traditional Christmas fare waft hither and thither in homes all over the Western world whetting the less rarefied sort of appetite.And yet, stick to it much of the Western world really should.
If that sort of margin were repeated on the Senate floor, the bill would waft through the chamber with about 70 votes in favour.Whatever the margin, the Senate's approval looks a safe bet.
"It is a matter of waft rather than word-choice," he tells us, with a characteristically musical turn of phrase.Poems can also be unpredictable and unbiddable creatures.
IT WAS on the coast near Paphos, in south-western Cyprus, that the goddess Aphrodite rose radiant from the sea-foam to waft abroad her message of harmony and love.
Dressed in embroidered robes and wearing elaborately tied turbans indicating lineage, the horsemen make a fearsome sight, giving off a heady waft of horse, mothballs and sweat.Young boys in scruffy T-shirts watch from tree tops as the sons of the elite parade by.
It can waft for up to 13 washes.Such techniques are increasingly popular because of a deepening understanding about how shoppers make choices.
It helps waft the misty message across the room.Andrew Eckford, one of the York University researchers, concedes that the set-up is not going to be streaming Netflix any time soon.
This makes it inherently difficult for heterodox ideas to waft upwards to the top.The obscurity of Internal Reference of Ideology and Theory reflects the leadership's closely held approach to consultation.
