Sentence examples for stinker to from inspiring English sources

"He has that ability, if he does have a stinker, to come right back.

Tied five times, it produced six lead changes, and rehabilitated itself, from stinker to thriller, along the way.

It has been a pattern in recent years: win a few games and then blow a stinker to a clearly inferior team.

PREDICTION Saints 28, Vikings 17 Washington Redskins (5-8) at Philadelphia Eagles (10-3) The Redskins will tell you that, easily, their worst and most embarrassing defeat of the season was that 37-7 stonker to Philadelphia back in September on a Monday night in Washington.

The thing about Friday's match is that some of us old hands who have been around the World Cup a bit have seen it before — the old Czechoslovakia and Austria thumping the boy soldiers from America in 1990, Jens Jeremies of Germany belting Claudio Reyna in the kidneys in the opening minutes of 1998, a stinker to Poland in 2002 and then a clunker to the Czech Republic in 2006.

When Ted Cruz lobbed a stinker to the audience, claiming that "we have 80 years of precedent of not confirming Supreme Court justices in an election year," Dickerson fact-checked the Texas Senator, leaving Cruz with the face of a college debate champ who has just been called out in front of a room full of homecoming queens.

His chief pleasure, he noted, was "writing stinkers to people who attack me in the press".

A 15-11 overall mark, 4-9 in the league and losing consecutive stinkers to Seton Hall and South Florida have all but assured Pitt will not extend its string of 10 consecutive N.C.A.A. tournament bids.

I wade through it, watch the snackers and picnickers scattering it about, feel my blood pressure rising, and wish I was a huge fellow with bulging muscles and martial-arts skills so that I could order the stinkers to pick up their rubbish.

It's also a chance for active investors to think about either taking profits or dumping stinkers to harvest a capital loss.

No, you can't sell your stinkers to the Treasury at an inflated price; the proposed $700 billion bailout fund isn't for you.