You certainly have horned in yourself properly, haven't you?

the little owl, and the great owl, and the horned owl,

the little owl, and the great owl, and the horned owl,

the horned owl, the screech owl, and the gull, any kind of hawk,

the horned owl, the screech owl, and the gull, any kind of hawk,

Then, suddenly, I got a whiff of jasmine.

Care for a whiff of those smelling salts?

There's a strong whiff of half baked anarchism about them.

After that whiff of perfume, I couldn't wait three years.

Nothing beats the whiff of fresh air in the early morning, Axel.

I remember there was a whiff of jasmine before I was knocked out.

A nip of frost, a whiff of fog and chaos is coming in.

Should a whiff of your Lord s punishment touch them, they will surely say, Woe to us! We have indeed been wrongdoers!

Should a whiff of your Lord s punishment touch them, they will surely say, Woe to us! We have indeed been wrongdoers!

Even if a whiff of the Lord's chastisement were to touch them they would surely say Ah woe, alas, we were surely sinful.

Even if a whiff of the Lord's chastisement were to touch them they would surely say Ah woe, alas, we were surely sinful.

And if a whiff of your Lord s punishment were to touch them, they would certainly say, Woe to us we were indeed unjust!

And if a whiff of your Lord s punishment were to touch them, they would certainly say, Woe to us we were indeed unjust!

Were only the slightest whiff from your Lord's punishment to touch them, they would cry out Woe to us we were indeed wrong doers.

Were only the slightest whiff from your Lord's punishment to touch them, they would cry out Woe to us we were indeed wrong doers.

Moneyman Steve Jurvetson takes TEDsters inside his awesome hobby launching model rockets by sharing some gorgeous photos, his infectious glee and just a whiff of danger.

And if as much as a whiff of the punishment of your Lord should touch them, they would surely say, O woe to us! Indeed, we have been wrongdoers.

And if as much as a whiff of the punishment of your Lord should touch them, they would surely say, O woe to us! Indeed, we have been wrongdoers.

You can change the scenery but sooner or later, you'll get a whiff of perfume or somebody will say a certain phrase, or maybe hum something and you're licked again.

Kagan may be right in thinking that a precipitous US retreat from East Asia could have dangerous consequences. But this argument has the familiar whiff of the late stages of empire.

Vicious circles of economic instability, devaluation, and capital flight have brought down seemingly unbreakable regimes throughout history. This probably explains the whiff of panic that followed China s tiny, but totally unexpected, devaluation of the renminbi.

One quick whiff of something called potassium argon and they can tell the age of the stone, where it was quarried, when it was cut and the name and address of the man who did it.

The other central bank is unflappable. It remains calm in the face of events, seeking at all cost to avoid doing anything that might be construed as encouraging excessive risk taking or creating even a whiff of inflation.

More important, an elected president has much greater legitimacy than a hereditary monarch, whose claim to authority depends exclusively on tradition and ceremony. With a king or queen unable to say or do anything that may cause a whiff of controversy, the monarchy has been stripped of its power of action or reflection.