Whiffs

He also got four whiffs on his changeup, his main offspeed pitch.

The 25-year-old Ragans got 19 called strikes and 16 whiffs, impressing the Pirates with his command and composure.

If you want to wage war on those whiffs then Terry's your man with a plan.

In the second, Clinton was a different team however, after two three point whiffs, the Bulldogs took control and broke out for an uncontested layup to tie it up a minute into the quarter.

It’s time to talk about the ‘dirty word’ on Wall Street as ‘whiffs of stagflation’ intrude on markets, chief strategist saysfinance.

Maybe an increasing reliance on his changeup — he got five whiffs on eight swings against 15 changeups — will turn things around.

Or make a beeline for the hot tub in your private garden, surrounded by whiffs of sprouting lavender, the north Yorkshire hills rolling away from your toes.

Preposterous urban myths (or whiffs) have developed around this particular nose.

And it’s true that Britannia relies heavily on tropes from similar series (there also whiffs of shows like ).

Free spirits often opt for these refreshing whiffs, typically you’ll also be sporty and carefree.

Though some still refer to the Florida Panhandle as the Redneck Riviera, 30A — a string of upscale beach communities between Destin and Panama City Beach — has expunged, for better or worse, most whiffs of the classic workingman’s beach holiday.

Yet the story is grounded in absolute realism — it lacks even the faint whiffs of magic that appear in the previous volumes in the trilogy.

It’s been 300 miles, three days, six 7/11 coffees, too many whiffs of stinky tofu and one unforgettable snapshot of Taiwan.

With the net just a few yards in front of him, Josh Allen completely whiffs not just the hole where the ball should go, but the entirety of the net around it.

Woods builds momentum in the ropes and sends Kruger ringside, but whiffs a jump over the ropes.