Then I used the bidet, so that I would not start the day whiffing of rut.

Introduced as an award that "we, the great whiffing, grounder-booting, sedentary lifestyle-leading masses, wouldn't just have a chance of winning if we were allowed to play.

He also got his first good whiff of their air.

Whiff turned away from the others to answer the phone.

Nothing, not even a whiff of the man since then.

You care to try a whiff of my air for a change?

I took one whiff of him and knew something was wrong?

And both have more than a whiff of bad boy about them.

I think the Times has got a whiff of this.

It was too late by the time he got a good whiff.

They all have a whiff on them a little bit different from that.

"It takes just one whiff and you never want to go back."

He never even took a whiff at the deal they offered.

Every now and then I got a whiff of politics.

He must have caught at least a whiff of it.

Just in case he's gets a whiff of it, you know.

One of my people looked it over and caught a whiff.

But they never gave off a whiff of their doubt to the team.

I pause to take in a last whiff of the place.

"Just one whiff and there you are, back five years ago."

Before a person had to stand in line for an hour and a half just to get a whiff of fresh air.

A whiff of something rank made him turn his head.

There was not a whiff of smoke in the air.

A whiff of the city has come to this high desert.

He thought it might be a whiff of something burning.

Step out from behind the uniform and take a whiff of the real world.

Because your ship will be the first one I'll whiff on the way out.

One bullet whiffed close by, and then I began to run.

It would have taken a sharp nose to whiff me.

Yet he has, and he's whiffed, in his few times at the bat.

He whiffed three of four Tigers in an 18-pitch fourth.

The trouble is he wasn't alone when you whiffed him.

Her expression seemed to say she had whiffed a very bad odor.

It was the second straight spring he whiffed on a 3-2 pitch.

Too many times Sosa whiffed or took a third strike.

"There's a curve once in a while and we whiffed it."

Someone close might have whiffed smoke, but nobody had seen it rising in the dark.

I'm well aware that I whiff like an old billy goat in very short order myself.

They crossed themselves, and whiffed out a protective prayer or two.

I was glad it did because I wanted to whiff him again.

He let the smile fade while I whiffed at my compact again.

"You have to swing it slow or you'll whiff the ball.

He whiffed a deal; his insurance, no questions asked.

Through the mask of her perfume he whiffed whiskey all at once.

Martinez whiffed seven of the last eight hitters he faced.

Of course, my papers would be deemed subversive and whiffed.

He was startled by an odor he'd whiffed while Edward stood close to him.

What's a little more fabric, whiffing about your legs?

I got back to barracks with stars in my eyes and whiffing slightly of perfume.

Harry whiffed an overwhelming odor; he tried to struggle away.