Sentence examples for a stench that from inspiring English sources

The old swamps were characterized by a stench that seemed unnatural, if not an insult to our aesthetics.

There was mingled with it the fetor that rises and spreads from the feedlots and dairies, a stench that shimmers over the valley like a heat mirage.

When I finally reached the feedlot, there was nothing but cattle and dust and a stench that made your eyes water.

Don't eat any food with a stench that morning or at school.

[The Salt Lake Tribune] A stench that stretched across Southern California this week is traced to the Salton Sea, a saltwater lake where winds apparently stirred up gases at the bottom.

But there it was found on Wednesday morning, just after midnight, deceased beneath a subway bench, as passengers braved a stench that, even by transit standards, might have driven them away under ordinary circumstances.

For years, these neighbors in Hunts Point in the Bronx have battled a common plague: an acrid stench that hangs over the area like a black cloud, clinging to clothing, keeping children home from school and choking neighborhood life.

As I learned in the aftermath of the Brisbane flood of 1974, the smell will remain for years — a swampy stench that comes out of the walls and down from the ceiling on hot days.

The foul odors had metastasized into a malevolent stench that penetrated everything and everyone.

The previous owners used the only closet to make cheese (probably intentionally), and it respires an unearthly stench that's practically palpable.

I fear, though, that we have only just begun to catch a whiff of the stench that is approaching.