Sentence examples for rotting matter from inspiring English sources

The smell of the place was retch-inducing; dog, mould, cigarettes, vomit, urine, animal innards; a medley of rotting matter.

They pull vegetation into their burrows and shred it, mingling the rotting matter with soil as they eat.

The house smelled kind of different, the complex medley of rotting matter now subsumed by that of charred flesh.

It requires commitment, space and sharing tight quarters with rotting matter and two-inch-long wiggler worms that look like pulsing vermicelli.

Be it leaf mould, home-made compost, manure or even shredded cardboard, it also feeds the all-important earthworms, which are nature's cultivators, opening up air and water channels via their burrows and pulling foliage and rotting matter into the ground, further enriching the conditions.

He said: "She discovered that there was a huge amount of rubbish, rotting matter, faeces and empty bottles.

To live, something you do not know about because it is susceptible to rot to live while rotting matters quite a bit.

But rotting plant matter returns carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.

The mosquitoes prefer small pools of still water which contain rotting organic matter.

It looked as though we could be reasonably confident that at least part of the source of increased emissions was rotting plant matter.

They generally believed that miasmas, the noxious vapors from rotting organic matter, carried infections, an idea inspiring literature of death in Rome and Venice.