waft造句

You winds, why waft so sadly.

A scent of lemon waft up from the garden below.

Burn this oil in the kitchen and let the sweet aroma waft through your home.

The bubble maker is like a sword that you waft in the air.

Imagine homes and offices where garden-fresh breezes waft through the vents.

When she just about fall over, a waft of fragrance makes her stop.

Paradise will waft your voice, you will toward the happiness of heaven.

In the evenings, all manner of food smells waft down the corridors — stir-fried pork and tofu and greens.

Rocking in a hammock somewhere, feeling the ocean breeze waft over you as you sip a fruity rum drink.

Is about a cup of green tea, an elegant fragrance waft, but bitter, bitter mellow, do not have a charm.

Sister train to Europe's Venice Simplon Orient Express, an open-air observation car allows heady aromas of the Orient to waft onboard.

I opened the plastic boxes that I'd carried, sealed, all the way from London, and the stench of farmhouse cheeses began to waft across the room.

Clouds, after all, are water vapor, but when clouds cannot waft high they are subject to slow motion and bumping into things that cause condensation.

Linhe built bars, restaurants, coffee shop one after another, entertainment, quiet night, where intoxicating waft out of the music, people thoughts flying.

The mood with the wind in the air, don't go to gently waft so much of affair, hence, have to let the brain, let the breeze with my mind wanders everywhere.

With the mood of the wind gently waft in the air, and not to ever be thinking about things, they had no choice but to indulge themselves with the brain any thoughts I everywhere.

I was encouraged with this, and as I had my patroon's antient on board, I made a waft of it to them for a signal of distress, and fir'd a gun, both which they saw, for they told me they saw the smoke, tho' they did not hear the gun;