Sentence examples for stenches from inspiring English sources
Vast distances between properties disguise unpleasant stenches.
Description of fragrances, aromas, and stenches abound in such works as Dr. Albert Pilat's "Mushrooms' and aere a great help with the problem.
The mercury shot up above eighty, and all across the city long-dormant stenches began to stir, reminding New Yorkers that it will soon be time to employ their preferred odor-avoidance techniques: nose-holding, mouth-breathing, the strategic sniffing of a packet of mints.
Sustaining the illusion of actuality with an on-screen thank you to "the families of the deceased," the film follows a distraught couple (Sprague Grayden and Brian Boland) whose California home has been invaded by foul stenches, maleficent roars and crashing crockery.
Take a walk through Paris with a Simenon policier and you will find the echoes and shouts, the smells and stenches dissected historically, thematically, philosophically.
These bad boys of the sock world come in all guises and will truly save you and your shoes from stenches untold.
Children are kept away from the corpse handlers, who are believed to chew garlic to hide the stench of death and take perverse pleasure in their line of work.
By the end of a trip, my own stench really is something to behold.
Not easy, what with all the leaks, belts, nappies, stench and pain.
The harmony of the scene is spoiled only by the smell: the rich notes of the oil mingle in the air with the strange pancake aroma that's emanating from Holman's sweat-soaked trousers and the fetid stench of a blocked toilet next door.
Distrust of stench won the day – for there was no doubting the awful aroma that arose from certain grounds.
