Sentence examples for filthy stinking from inspiring English sources
"It's a filthy, stinking habit".
France's Henri IV was famously filthy, "stinking of sweat, stables, feet and garlic".
Tony and Jan Jenkinson said they were charged an extra £100 after describing the Broadway Hotel in Blackpool as a "filthy, stinking hovel" on TripAdvisor.
In 1943, at the age of twelve, Bernhard was sent to a school in Salzburg, where he lived in a "filthy, stinking dormitory" — officially, a National Socialist Home for Boys — presided over by an "archetypal Nazi".
At age 11, he contributed a "kids page" to his father's "white nationalist" Web site, Stormfront.org, where the message boards disparage nonwhites and have singled out Mr. Dinerstein, describing him as "another filthy stinking Jew".
Mario Sanchez, a Los Angeles jeweler, wrote Mayor Cabell: "You and your filthy stinking city let's see what your big mouthed Texans have to brag about you're nothing but a bunch of hate mongering so and sos".
Turns out my basement wasn't just a filthy, dark, stinking hole it was a filthy, dark, stinking hole that people used to hide from nuclear bombs in!
"We had to rip the floor out, it was filthy and stinking," he says.
His own apartment is supposedly a cannibal's slaughterhouse, filthy and stinking (though apparently unnoticed by neighbours).
It is very much a premodern city, however -- crowded, filthy and stinking, with open sewers, unpaved roads and choking air.
When the Ojibwa (Anishinaabe) and Fox (Meskwaki) were asked who lived to their west, French traders were told stories of the Winĭpig, or Winĭpyägohagi a name that translates roughly to "Filthy (or Stinking) Waters".
