Sentence examples for off the stench from inspiring English sources

James Carville, on a great insult jag, says that George H. W. Bush gives off the "stench of yesterday.

Lula had a year to shake off the stench, whereas this time the incumbent has only a month till polling day.

MOVIE If you love baseball movies and you're still trying to shake off the stench of Clint Eastwood's "Trouble With the Curve," get ready for "42," the Jackie Robinson biopic that opens April 12.

As Americans rinse off the stench of the long sad Edwards affair, we find ourselves wondering yet again: how did this happen?

The café-cum-crime scene was now a smoldering shell, and as George pulled himself up and dusted himself off, the stench from the melting plastic-coated canopy at his feet scalded his nostrils.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., Oct. 7 — While his teammates headed to the showers Sunday to wash off the stench of another dispiriting defeat, Jets quarterback Chad Pennington sat motionless at his locker, a white washcloth draped over his eyes like a mourning veil.

"But the more I examined the role and read the script, I figured out a way to take some of the stench off the idea," he said.

He argues that voters are turned off by the stench of corruption and injustice.

Despite pathetically disingenuous damage control efforts by newly-minted Superintendent Lt. Gen. Michelle Johnson, the Academy simply can't shrug off the pungent stench of Keystone Kops negligence and willful malfeasance which it has ignominiously accumulated over its last deplorable decade of serial scandals.

Insu is constantly aware of the stench.

"An absolutely clean child gives off the most ghastly stench to a witch', my grandmother said.