Sentence examples for stinker about from inspiring English sources

In Adrian Lyne's notorious (and highly successful) stinker about a billionaire (Robert Redford) who pays for a night with someone else's wife (Demi Moore, Mooree says to Redford, "You can't buy people".

Even the best guidance counselors, parents, friends, bosses, and well-intentioned strangers can relay some absolute stinkers about things both tiny (how to cure a hangover) or huge (your entire career!).

But apparently the Saturn/Mars transit means Wayne Rooney's going to have a stinker, and something about Neptune is also bad news for the English.

Yes, America, the fat kid on the playground that's been stealing your lunch money but tells you it's for your own good; that little bastard child that's spent all its allowance on guns and yummy oil; that little stinker that's about to be grounded until it can play nice with the other nations again.

American aerobatic pilot who traveled the U.S. air-show circuit during the 1940s, performing such daring maneuvers as the "inverted ribbon cut," which consisted of slicing a ribbon with the propeller of her Pitts biplane, Little Stinker, while flying at about 240 km/hr (150 mph) upside down just 3 m (10 ft) off the ground.

As Jack Nicholson's con-man brother in The King Of Marvin Gardens, he embodies the self-delusion of the American dream of success and wealth, while his brutish Tom Buchanan in the 1974 version of The Great Gatsby is one of the few worthwhile things about that stinker.

"That's not very dramatic, so in the play, he's written a stinker, he feels bad about it, she turns him round and inspires him to write a better one".

Look for brand new golden nuggets of song-joy such as "Gee, but You're a Stinker," a jazzy number about how much Jim hates born-again Christians, "The Minivan Song," the classic tale of a two-ton hippie and a bow-legged stripper on the run from the law, and "Oh Dinah," a depressing song about the mentally ill.

I think that Hollywood should a) make better movies that star women because no one wants to see a stinker; and b) stop worrying about getting men to come see movies about women and try and figure out how to get women to see these movies cause we all know they are doing a bad job at that.

And yet, I hear a lot of liberal commentary about what a stinker the Senate package is.

Murphy's hosting announcement managed to make us forget about the Franco/Hathaway stinker.