waft

The man seems to waft it over the side with his hands.

Then a green gas started to waft into the room.

And then even that thought wafted out of her reach.

Some appeared to waft out of the wall toward him.

I could almost feel her doubt wafting over the phone.

The front door opened, and some cool air wafted in.

Somehow or other, she was being wafted down the road with never a step to take.

"You can actually hear the music wafting over," he said.

It was coming from inside, wafting through the broken window.

"He may be the very fellow who wafted her away!"

Wafting past her, Jacques turned and held out his hand.

She caught at their circle, almost held, then wafted away again.

Open windows allow other lives to waft into one's own.

The vapor wafted up into the air and was gone.

There was stone all around and cool air wafting toward her.

But their progression appeared to be little more than wafting.

She felt the heat wafting across the evening air towards her.

The stench of old death was wafted back to them.

Smoke wafted past him, and he used it like a screen.

I could feel the steam wafting up from their surface.

She had just come to the part where the little paper airplane was wafted in through the window.

Her words wafted out like a cloud of drug smoke.

The noise of people drinking wafted out into the cold.

At least, why a wizard, outside the real story, just to waft you into it?

A woman's scream was wafted down from the upper floor.

She came into the room with the waft of woman smell.

And it made another poem waft into my own head.

It was as if she were floating, very high and easy, on wafts of air.

There were two elevators on the south waft, both of them open.

"Are you getting the same waft I have in my nose?

She sighed, and I caught a waft of her breath.

A fresh waft of spice drew him to the right.

Wafts of tear gas were making it hard to concentrate.

There was a rustling behind him, and a waft of scent.

Waft is a term meaning to "carry along gently as through the air."

He half turned towards the faint waft of her perfume.

As it did, the waft of sickening perfume died out.

She felt an occasional breeze waft across her face and exposed hands.

She lowered her head and wafts of scent came up to me from thick black hair.

The hatch shot open at once, with a waft of warmer, familiar air.

"Every man that comes within waft of my petticoats shall use me so!"

They'd been at it nearly an hour when Olive felt a flutter of air waft through her hair.

Even as they watched a breath of air came across the sea, a curiously cool waft.

A waft of fumes came up, and he hastily stepped back.

A waft of something reached them down the dock.

"There's a waft of breeze coming toward us," Crystal said.

"There may be a waft of it approaching now."

He leaned back on the couch, letting the cool air from the door waft over him.

It is a waft of chiffon so light you have to wear something underneath.

There was a faint waft of early French influence.