Meanings of waft in in English

TV shows and movies install themselves on hard drives or waft in with the daily mail.

In the silence that follows, delicious smells of our dinner waft in from the dining room.

Pungent odors, perfume of a particularly heavy kind, also seem to waft in and out of the structure.

They are played in heavy rotation with the few others that waft in and out of my visor CD holders.

Pic Steve Humphreys 15th January 2018 Voices and experimental sounds waft in the background and conjure up thoughts about existence, mortality and meaning.

From the shrubbery outside wafts in the sweet old-world perfume of wild-roses.

The scent of pine and early summer flowers wafted in from outside.

Grease-laden clouds from the chipper out front wafted in on summer evenings.

A strong scent of flowers wafted in Spencer's nose, making her queasy.

The smell of brimstone wafted in with a gust of rain-tinged air.

Sweet strange scents were wafted in from under the silken hangings.

The sound of a vehicle engine wafted in and out on the breeze.

Bursts of scent from the early blooming roses wafted in the balmy breeze.

A sickly-sweet odor akin to graveyard decay wafted in the sun.

Dizziness wafted in around her temples, but she wouldn't stop now.

An overpowering smell of stewed beef wafted in from the corridor.