Sentence examples for great stench from inspiring English sources

A great stench of death was coming off the building.

A heavy stench of dead bodies hung in the air.

During the Great Stink of 1858, when the weather was unusually hot and dry, the stench became overpowering, prompting fears of another in a series of cholera outbreaks that had plagued the city.

It's the Great Stink, an August phenomenon of two centuries ago, when the filth and excrement in the Thames finally became too much to bear and the putrid stench led to one of 19th century's greatest reformations: indoor plumbing.

Ghettos are also a great leveller: the stench of rubbish wafts from the grubby low-slung tenements to Mr Kadri's apartment just a mile away, the air is polluted, and the streets are bumpy and pockmarked.

Its ochre-colored pellets smell like a woodpile and generally did a great job at keeping stench at bay.

Its name is etched on too many 10-worst lists, its stench too great a symbol of all that Staten Islanders endured.

Perhaps it's not a great honor while your stench is there.

I did not feel too Great Again, especially since the stench of Trump cologne made everything I ate taste like sweat and dollar bills.

The land belonged to a large liquor factory, and the stench was detectable from a great distance.

As they pass him, he sees the Frenchman, wrapped from head to foot in yellowed linens, tied off at either end like a great parcel of sausage, and the stench of saltwater rot washes over him.