Sentence examples for emitting foul from inspiring English sources

They soon found their toilet was broken, emitting foul bilge-water smells as the ship rolled on the Mediterranean.

For decades, the neighbors say, the garbage in the landfill has been emitting foul odors and causing spontaneous methane fires.

Others grate nerves by either destroying property, emitting foul smells or barking at ear-splitting volumes.

The Capistrano Beach Sanitary District was notified Wednesday that it will lose its operating permit from the South Coast Air Quality Management District because it has been emitting foul odors and has become "a public nuisance," an AQMD spokeswoman said.

In both communities, participants shared that many people used plastic or rubber materials as well as old foam mattresses to light their charcoal stoves, emitting foul smelling smoke.

The earwigs (Dermaptera) are familiar insects, often unwelcomed, mainly due to their nocturnal habit, some feeding on decaying matters, emitting foul smell, and an unfounded myth that earwigs would crawl into peoples' ears and penetrate into their brains during sleep.

The pit emitted foul odors, loud noises and tremors, shaking the surrounding ground.

Up to 1 meter wide and 7 kilograms in mass, they emit foul odors to attract pollinating carrion flies.

But John Tilton, manager of the Five Coves Apartments, said the scrap yard used to emit foul odors every now and then.

Honking cars emit foul black clouds, skyscrapers blot out the sun, litter lines the gutters and healthy green space can be hard to come by.

Says Lashinsky: "While Tesla drivers may pat themselves on the back because their cars don't emit foul greenhouse gases, half the electricity needed to charge the batteries that make the cars run comes from burning coal".