Sentence examples for whiff her from inspiring English sources

She laments her loss of income (which she clearly didn't need), and that her marriage took on a "1950s whiff," her world narrowed and she became outdated.

Armed with a basket and a pointed stick, and wearing special hunting cloak and gloves, she would sniff her way round the wood, pausing here and there, her nostrils twitching, when she caught a whiff of her prey; then at last, with a deadly pounce, she would fall upon her victim, and poke his putrid carcass into her basket.

She describes both the company's woefully inadequate anti-bullying protocols for young subscribers — Facebook's current business model seems built on "habituating kids to giving up their privacy" — and their ill-advised efforts to bully her once they got a whiff of her criticisms.

I caught a whiff of her putrid body odor.' By Dave she is 'revealing her yellow teeth and putrid, steamy breath'.

While inside, her tour guide picked up a book and took a long whiff, telling her he could still smell the smoke.

I will always feel there's more to do". But it's still hard not to detect at least a whiff of her own conservative childhood - from a military family, educated at Cheltenham Ladies Collegee - in her writing today.

Men get one whiff of her winsomeness, and they fall all over one another for the chance to fall all over her.

I caught the whiff of her on him, and blond hairs twinkled on his clothes, but I behaved impeccably.

"That's your mother," his aunts told him, quickly shutting the door before the little boy could catch a whiff of her disease.

Well, I've never taken a whiff of her, but I'm thinking she either smells like Dove body wash and rose petals or White Diamonds by Elizabeth Taylor, Cheeto dust, and cognac.

Well, I've never taken a whiff of her, but I'm thinking she either smells like Dove body wash and rose petals or White Diamonds by Elizabeth Taylor, Wotsits dust and cognac.