Sentence examples for it will reek from inspiring English sources
If, like Mr Naipaul, you can afford a taxi, it will reek of sweat and honk and buck for inches of advantage against bigger cars, which under a Darwinian highway code have bullying rights.
Presenting an ancient culture's depiction by the west as fantasy has invoked concerns that the exhibit, and the outfits it inspires on Monday evening, will reek of Orientalism – when western entities take on a patronising attitude toward the east.
The palace reeks of smoke, as ours will reek of CO2.
("The hot semitropical nights will reek of romance you'll never have".) The American Indians in "The Exiles" may be more real than most movie subjects.
Although Chancellor Angela Merkel has never been outvoted in five years of policy decisions on the euro crisis and need not fear defeat on Friday, the endorsement will be grudging and will reek of suspicion of the Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras.
She also complains about pointy toes and the "epidemic of cheap high-street plimsoles with no structure, probably in grey jersey, that everyone's got on at festivals, which you know will reek after about two weeks".
Stand well away from the average male athlete after they are done in the biathlon for they will reek of 2.3 litres (four pints) of sweat after their 20 kilometre race.
Then he hands over the stuff in a goddamn napkin ensuring that everything in your bag will reek.
Don't bunch them up because the air won't be able to circulate through the rags and it will start to reek.
When asked what he will do when it starts to reek, Pablo says he will rub it with fish cream.
