Sentences with phrase «little whiff of it»

Take your counter spray and spray a little whiff of it on your door frame.

It's like a ray of sunshine and just a little whiff of the beach when you enter the house.

Just a little whiff of catnip can send a cat into a 15 - minute euphoric frenzy.

I know the holidays can be stressful for a lot of people, so you may need some little whiff of comfort to give yourself, or someone out there.

Not exact matches

In fact, if you see someone taking a big whiff of a newly popped cork, you might feel a little embarrassed for them - as was the case recently when a waiter at a fancy restaurant made a big show of sniffing my cork for me like it was a newly found truffle!

While there is no evidence to suggest Katz was attempting to influence the Alberta PC party to contribute money to the arena project, even the faintest whiff of currying favour has killed what little chance there was for the government to share costs.

They claim a year's worth of paper towels and your little brother's shirt as sacrifice, and after the whole thing is said and done, you have whiffs of vinegar stalking you for days.

But Sharks got a little luckier (some huge whiffs by the Ducks, some very timely posts) and they did a better job of playing actual defense.

It provides me with just enough of a recharge that I am ready to tackle story time and teeth - brushing battles with our six - year old, and hopefully pass on a little of the bliss to her as I linger a moment too long while I brush her hair back from her forehead with my kiss — catching the slightest whiff of her babyhood — and tuck her gangly limbs into her nest.

Just a whiff of ether is enough to make one feel drowsy, and a little more can knock you out.

But lo, to bring a whiff of excitement into their lives, a werewolf is terrorizing their little hamlet, leading to the arrival of werewolf - hunter extraordinaire Father Solomon (Oldman), who has, among his ornaments and trinkets (like a silver sword and a mute Chinese guy played by ace stuntman Paul Wu), a giant bronze oven forged in the shape of an elephant.

There's a fair whiff of Dawson's Creek Syndrome too — that is, teens sprouting eloquence and witticisms way beyond theirs or anyone's years and it can be a little too smug, smart and self aware.

«A lot of fans might be angry (and rightfully so) because you keep completely whiffing at properties that they are desperate to love and enjoy, but this is a little more personal for me.

And then Bungie added in just a little bit of extra bullshit, focused on endgame micro-transactions: Sparrows are now cosmetic items you receive randomly in the game's lootbox - style «bright engrams»; shaders, received the same way, are now single - use items, received in packs of three to five; and the faintest whiff of non-cosmetic paid upgrades exists in the armour and weapon «modifications», which you receive in the same way and use to boost your gear.