Sentence examples for whiff of work from inspiring English sources

They tell tales of mothers with myriad children, different fathers, not a whiff of work and thousands of pounds on benefits.

Christgau also detected "a faint whiff" of the work of the theatrical composer/lyricist team of Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht.

I sort of got a whiff of it working with Rachael Harris (in this film and) Don Cheadle in Hotel for Dogs.

Early results are modestly encouraging: expectations seem to be shifting, a prerequisite for faster growth.The lesson for the ECB is that QE and a credible commitment not to panic at the first whiff of inflation can work.

His fastball was clocked at 99 miles an hour on back-to-back pitches in the second inning, his forkball moved at acute angles from time to time, he surrendered a single run in his last five innings of work, whiffing nine to move within seven strikeouts of Don Sutton (3,574) for fifth place in career strikeouts.

There is a whiff of danger in his work.

That part of his work got short shrift, however, as economists employed exotic mathematics to add a whiff of scientific rigor to their work.

Mr. Buell, the retired head of the Associated Press photo service, says that despite film of the whole event proving the authenticity of Mr. Rosenthal's work, a whiff of controversy stubbornly lives on.

The new Apple TV looks like the old Apple TV, but it can stream HD video, and the operating system has a whiff of iOS, the system that works on mobile devices.

Mr. Finnissy's answer is literally to incorporate the whole spectrum of music available to him, bringing all its evocations and a whiff of gentle nostalgia into new works that are very much his own.

Their latest effort, "Dig Out Your Soul," retains a whiff of the brashness of their early work but also packs a dose of well-honed maturity.