Sentence examples for rotten aroma from inspiring English sources

Dressed in quick-dry trekking pants, Hi-Tec boots and a crisp white button-down shirt, he acted as if he were walking through a climate-controlled R.E.I. store instead of a smoky, lamp-lit room with grimy turquoise walls and the rich, rotten aroma of fermented sorghum and hand-cured goat leather.

The former household is most vividly, if not very clearly, reflected in Hugh's erratic memories: They would not give me the knife and so I went to live with the so-called butcher and the darling boy, peaches in the grass, the sweet rotten aroma of his marriage, I knew it but could not name it as I circled round the boy, trying to keep him safe and then it was me that hurt him.

The former household is most vividly, if not very clearly, reflected in Hugh's erratic memories: **{:.break one} ** They would not give me the knife and so I went to live with the so-called butcher and the darling boy, peaches in the grass, the sweet rotten aroma of his marriage, I knew it but could not name it as I circled round the boy, trying to keep him safe and then it was me that hurt him.

An important compound of that group is H2S, which imparts a rotten egg aroma.

The use of sulfur -- detectable not by the rotten egg smell of hydrogen sulfide but by an aroma like a freshly struck match -- indicates that the Greek wine industry is in a fledgling state.

Mix the aroma of rotten eggs with a whiff of horse stables, throw in a hint of ammonia and formaldehyde, and voila!

For a moment, the lakeside village's ever-present smell of rotten eggs was replaced by a delicious aroma of fresh gingerbread.

Their aroma, reminiscent of rotten eggs, can induce nausea in passers-by.

At the Poet ethanol plant in Chancellor, S.D. two things stand out: the sheer scale of the six corn-storage bins each 90 feet tall, together capable of holding five weeks' worth of corn for the plant and the nearly overpowering smell, a yeasty aroma, with hints of something slightly rotten.

Those bad things involve sulfur chemistry and can ultimately include aromas of burned rubber, cabbage and rotten eggs.

She describes the smell of her basement as "rotten sewer, rotten, rotten, rotten sewer".