Sentence examples for bit stinky from inspiring English sources

Juno: I think he sounds a bit stinky.

"It's a bit stinky and Americans are very particular," Mr. Ampudia said.

Why does Luther live in a flat that even crack users would reject as "a bit stinky"?

When markets turn stinky, the stinky go on vacation.

They'll turn stinky and sulfurous, so cook them briefly.

The rice wouldn't be ready until near 9, and the meat was divine, so I laid a couple of scraps on some garlic-and-herb rounds between a slather of chipotle mustard and a bit of stinky cheese and placed them before my hungry husband.

The detractors will shout, too, because the term "women's issues" has become a bit of a stinky cheese.

These complex beauties are usually stinky, creamy, luscious, a little bit funky... in other words, all the things we look for in cheese.

Have more than one pair of shoes so that you can leave the other to air out a bit, and so that it doesn't get too stinky.

And when you think of it, they are a bit like "Twilight" vampires, no? Stop Tiptoeing I work with a scientist who wears the same stinky white tennis shoes every day.

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