Waft used in a sentence

Waft in a sentence as a noun

Normally you waft the smell of chemicals as part of the evaluation.

I'm a little curious as to how he managed to kind of waft into the Foreign Service so easily.

If you take it out and throw it away, the stench will just waft back into the house because the windows are open because there's no A/C.

The texture is very different, the fresh eggs hold together, and the older ones tend to waft around and not be nearly as good.

Waft in a sentence as a verb

Still, it's indeed the better design to fail safely, and still let some smoke waft out the chimneys, than the actual fail mode, which is to burst into shrapnel.

Liars are usually repellent, so are predators, manipulators, often the mentally ill, when you get a waft of that aspect of who they are.

If the cook told the student "I'll open my window and let the smells waft into your room, if you pay me a fee", then a just judge would have no problem ruling in favor of the cook.