The performers did little more than waft about, meeting, parting, reuniting and taking great pains to look like sensitive lovers wounded by secret sorrows.

He caught the universal sigh of relief that wafted about.

I took a lazy puff and rolled the spicy smoke around on my tongue before blowing it outward into an evenly spreading cloud that wafted about on the warm breeze.

The smell of perking coffee wafted about and would have been welcoming if Faith hadn't been standing so still, facing the counter, keeping her back to him.

But now, a different odor is wafting about, the scent of trouble.

When we first met - all those years ago when Matt was living in New York - I used to waft about in Nicole Farhi.

Espresso machines gurgled and slurped enthusiastically, the smell of freshly baked bread wafted about.

They, too, saw things very thin and shadowy, and were wafted about by the lightest breath of wind.

David, once Jeffrey's student, wafts about in a sort of free-floating no-drugs, no-alcohol and all-vegetarian euphoria.

Most of the jokes involve contrasts between gruff sturdy men and dithering women who waft about in gauzy costumes.