Sentence examples for stinker's from inspiring English sources

You don't want to be put into a garbage fund, with your planner taking a "consideration" (translation: kickback) from the stinker's manager.

With the epic "Butt Fumble" being followed up by the Titanic Sanchez-Lindley stinker, McElroy's game-winning touchdown pass vaulted him into contention for the starting gig in New Jersey.

If it's a stinker, then Ubisoft's stockholders will be reasonably upset.

A good outside bet, though, is Cameron Diaz, who, despite the odd stinker, shared Roberts's limelight in the $300m-grossing My Best Friend's Wedding, and valiantly cashed in all vestiges of dignity with her iconic 'hair gel' scene in There's Something About Mary.

She has many nicknames, including Stinker and Daddy's Little Princess.

In contrast, when they've fielded a stinker, like last year's club, their attendance has dropped to the cellar.

And in 12 regular-season games and one playoff victory, Pennington had a backlog of confidence going into Sunday's stinker in Oakland.

For Jim Boeheim, whose Syracuse team has plummeted mightily in recent weeks, the spin was that Syracuse would drop in the seedings because of yesterday's stinker.

• Wednesday's stinker in Costa Rica will not help the Yanks' standing in the computer or the memories of the rating committee.

Allis reckoned it was a stinker, but Auntie's man in the field disagreed and said that he is in fact very well placed.

Have your say on our readers' poll Juan Imhoff switches wing because Santiago Cordero had a stinker in Argentina's semi-final against Australia.