Sentence examples for smells of bad from inspiring English sources

Mr Lisbon begins to see children as "only strangers you agreed to live with", and the family home becomes an extension of its occupants' relationships, emitting toxic smells, of "bad breath, cheese, milk, tongue film … the singed smell of drilled teeth", or as one of the boys quips, "the smell of trapped beaver".

The kitchen smelled of bad drains and the disagreeable odor of the wet soapstone sink, old ashes, and a sour dishclout.

"It smells kind of bad in there," she added.

Faced with a Clinton program that smelled of the bad old days, the public turned against the health care plan and it was abandoned.

Cartoons at the college show doctors holding their canes to their noses to keep themselves safe from the miasmas, or bad smells, of their patients.

The air smells of gasoline, asphalt, and bad eggs, according to VICE Canada's documentary on the issue.

"There have been some stinkers, though, who have kind of made the whole basket full of apples, once in a while, smell kind of bad".

Once I let go of the unreasonable quest for perfection, I actually noticed where I was: breathing in slightly-salty ocean air, engulfed in ancient and mossy trees, smelling kind of bad and not caring, watching the sun dip into the Pacific.

"When you walk through United Nations Plaza and it smells of urine and defecation, that is bad for Market Street.

(I never could detect the smell of "bad" glue).

I would avoid tinned, as they tend to take on the smell of bad breath.