As we did this, the jar emitted a stench so foul that our noses died for a few seconds. .
By day four of my experiment, my liver was calling for surrender like Cornwallis at Yorktown, my unwashed body emitted a stench so revolting that my roommate refused to sleep in our apartment, and I was covered in piss because chamberpots have a surprisingly steep learning curve.
Victims sometimes emitted a deathly stench, which is not true of plague victims today.
On swampy summer days, they add, the garbage cars emit a revolting stench.
Every speech has lines praising hardworking migrants, of course, but the overall tone of this cowardly discourse emits a rancid stench.
In summer, the bags emit a powerful stench, said John Watts, a spokesman for Ms. Harrison, and sidewalks and streets can be stained if a bag leaks or breaks.
When, after a long dormant period, the Titan Arum blossoms, a fleshy central column emerges and emits a horrendous stench, often likened to rotting flesh.
On the surface, Codium becomes an aesthetic nuisance along the shore where it wraps around rope and dock pilings, and washes up to rot on beaches, emiting a pervasive stench.
Indeed, the area of the house had emitted a foul stench for years, but Gacy had told his houseguests and his wife that the smell was the result of moisture buildup.
At one point, symbolically enough, a broken sewage pipe uncovers a mass grave, which emits a terrible stench and is finally cleared away by the government agency that deals with such remnants of the unsavory past.
