Sentence examples for new stench from inspiring English sources

Drawing on Persian eyewitness accounts, he conjures up the chaos: the scramble for masks in nerve-gas attacks; paper-thin lungs blistered by mustard gas; fish, rotting and floating belly-up in an Iraqi lake brimming with barbed wire, electrodes and mines, "adding a new stench to the battlefield".Yet the repressive Islamic republic of today was not at all inevitable.

Nico Delle Karth, an Austrian sailor told The New York Times the stench of sewage made him scared of putting his feet in it to launch his boat.

It was crisp and new, an oasis from the stench of urine that perpetually fills the complex's staircases.

They wore gas masks and carried placards protesting the stench from a new sewage treatment plant that routinely drifted across West Harlem.

There is the more tasteful luxury of Philippe de Rothschild's estate in Bordeaux, where the guests feign to ignore the stench of a new refinery built upwind.

I'm going to be mentally smelling the stench of brand new polo shirts, hemp rope sandals, and dick cheese.

Senate Democrats had to move their weekly caucus lunch on Tuesday from the ornate Mansfield Room to a room in the new Congressional Visitor Center because the stench, mostly on the second floor of the Senate, was so bad.

The New York Times declared that "the stench of failure hangs over Ronald Reagan's White House".

Mundane as it may seem, for veterans who had endured the stench of portable toilets, the new restrooms were an epiphany.

The new Putinism that David Remnick writes about has the stench of old, historic Fascism ("Watching the Eclipse," August 11th & 18th).

When she disembarks in the New World, "the absence of city and shipboard stench rocked her into a kind of drunkenness that it took years to sober up from and take sweet air for granted.