Sentence examples for whiff for from inspiring English sources

As projects go, it feels a bit skew whiff for a pacifist so committed that he winces at the very mention of American Sniper.

The charges against both of these people gave off too bad a whiff for human-rights organizations; their power and money did not help their case.

What do they want?" In 2017, gathering your friends in a room, setting your devices aside, and taking turns to contrive a story that exists largely in your head gives off a radical whiff for a completely different reason than it did in 1987.

So whether or not this signals another lowball for the company remains to be seen, but in sum, it's a big whiff for investors looking for some indication that the company is coming from a point of strength when it comes to the wearable market.

Directioners, you'll be able to catch a whiff for yourselves on August 25 at Harrod's.

Scarcely believing it myself, I decided to head down and take a whiff for the anniversary of what is known locally as the "Big Smog" approached.

Tino Martinez whiffed for the second out.

So there are big whiffs for some people, and there are big, loud cracks sometimes.

With two on in the eighth, a new chant was heard, "Let's go, Mo!" but Vaughn whiffed for the second time.

Paul O'Neill doubled with one out in the sixth inning, and after Shane Spencer whiffed for the third time, Soriano bounced a single up the middle, scoring O'Neill and cutting Oakland's lead to three runs.

The Angels lost focus twice during Tuesday night's five-hour, 17-minute marathon, once when catcher Chris Iannetta lost track of the outs and took several steps toward the dugout after Nick Swisher whiffed for the second out in the sixth.