Sentence examples for stench of fish from inspiring English sources

Thus we head east, through the forest of Mirkwood with its creepy pre/post-Potter spiders; to the streets of Lake-town where the stench of fish hangs heavy in the Hammer-esque fog; then on to the lost kingdom of Erebor, a big-screen version of the Magic Mountain fairground ride replete with slidey loops and precipitous drops aplenty.

When I cast my mind back to why we chose our property, the thing I remember most is the stench of rotting fish.

Ehrlich predicted that by 1980 there would be few snooty coastal property owners for the likes of Dmitry Orlov to worry about offending, so bad would be the stench of rotting fish from pesticide runoff.

The sickly sweet smell of rotting apples is gone, replaced by a stench of week-old fish".

It has been unused since 1992, but was not emptied of cargo until a year later, when the staggering stench of tons of rotting fish, squid and frog legs announced itself to commuters and tunnel workers.

It has meant enduring the overwhelming stench of dead salmon from fish farms that line the river leading into the mountains.

The stench of a century and a half of fish oil oddly faint.

The joke used to be that you knew you were on Humberside when the whiff of fish filled your nostrils, but for the region this year the stench of relegation has filled the air.

Aside from the dizzying stench, hog farms pollute the environment by releasing phosphorous, which leads to the death of fish.

The result has been the deaths of millions of fish, sea turtles, dolphins and manatees, with their carcasses washing up on beaches and adding the stench of decay to air already acrid from the red tide toxins.

The stench of corruption is thick.