Sentence examples for a stinking from inspiring English sources
What a stinking trade it is, he thought.
He pays 170 yuan a month for a sparse room next to a stinking public toilet.
A lido? Sure, if you like swimming in a stinking concrete prison.
No bawdy rogue in a stinking piss-damp alley will lift a petticoat or down a pot without a blessing on Good Sir Boris.
Every day I am digging trenches and dug-outs, I sweep the duckboards, eat what is available and sleep on old hay in a stinking dark dug-out.
IN A narrow alleyway in Liguanzhuang village, residents idle away a hot afternoon near a stinking rubbish dump, worrying about when the bulldozers will come.
It was a stinking hot day in Kolkata, the kind where the surrounding atmosphere clings to you like an overly affectionate bear.
If you leave them out just overnight, they will become full of a stinking frothy bacterial culture by morning that will cause illness and must be thrown out.
Oops, it's a stinking filthy sunrise.
He is "trash", a "stinking carcass".
"You know, he dropped a stinking pop-up," Collins said.
