Sentence examples for most stinking from inspiring English sources
Not everyone falls in love with it: Edward Lear was appalled by "these most stinking canals".
But even in the most stinking of circumstances this 25-year-old Warwickshire indie-folkie siren– the kind of artist to sell her own brands of tea and chocolate as merch, and let a young local singer-songwriter whom she met the previous night open for her in Edinburgh – is unflappably lovely (she borrows her bassist's mic to sing All I've Got, gaining some extra distance from the anonymous culprit).
Showing the masses at their most unwashed, Stroheim captures a heaving, struggling, stinking world of rugged labor, precarious comfort, and primitive naïveté.
IN MOST countries, rubbish makes headlines only when it is not collected, and stinking sacks lie heaped on the streets.
And remember, before you're tempted – as some always are – to shout "racist", that many of those most troubling to host communities in 2013 are white Europeans, just as others are stinking rich and equally white.
Filter house, also known as French Touch — because most of the people making it wore berets and cycled around swathed in onions, stinking of Galouise and merlot — is basically the easiest music in the world.
"Them stinking Gremlins!" Benny said.
All written on stinking water.
"Most of the water in the town centre had receded, but the city felt like it was drowning in the residue of thick, stinking mud.
