Sentence examples for smelling terrible from inspiring English sources

This happens in New York City; somebody will die in an apartment and until the body starts smelling terrible, no one would know.

Unless it smells terrible or is covered in mould, you're probably fine.

Checking out mouse anatomy books one day, Anson realizes he smells terrible.

"For a while it smelled terrible, but they remedied that," Prekop says.

Angelica thinks the house smells terrible and feels she can never ask her current, Ron, to stay over.

One morning, Sheen's wife took the co-producer Gray Frederickson to the temple set, which was strewn with garbage and smelt terrible.

Trivia poured out of them — anacondas allegedly smell terrible, tapirs are related to rhinos, a certain type of vine is pounded and used to stun fish.

So do mysterious goings-on involving the town's librarian, who lifts weights, smells terrible and is said to have killed her husband.

He walked up to two fishermen in a scene that looked beautiful from a distance — all blue water and sky — but smelled terrible up close because of the cheap diesel used by local fishing vessels.

They told Sheikh Samy that a Coptic Christian woman on the square had been bad-mouthing the mosque; she said that the bathrooms were filthy and that the women's section smelled terrible because people were sleeping everywhere.

Often, they were pictured as bloated and purple-faced (from drinking blood); they had long talons and smelled terrible — a description probably based on the appearance of corpses whose tombs had been opened by worried villagers.