Sentence examples for stinking book from inspiring English sources

For decades, Highsmith denied rumors that she had written "The Price of Salt"; Schenkar reports that Highsmith called the novel a "stinking" book.

"There was a fellow who wrote a fine book and then a stinking book about a prep school, and then he just blew himself up," Hemingway mused to Manning.

Sullivan, who spent plenty of time near stinking waters researching a previous book, "The Meadowlands," adopts the mantle of an urban Thoreau, venturing out night after night with a Thermos of coffee, night-vision goggles and a collapsible stool, ready to observe the minutiae of rat life in his Walden Pond, a tiny cul-de-sac in the financial district called Edens Alley.

As Le Floch steadily grows into his new role as investigator of the mighty, the story takes the reader to grand villas, plush brothels and the stinking municipal morgue.Written by a French diplomat, and published by Gallic Books, a new British house supported by France's Ministry of Culture, the book is the first in a series of six.

Stinking cesspool?

You are stinking rich.

"Them stinking Gremlins!" Benny said.

All written on stinking water.

The book is savage, trenchant, humorous and wonderfully inventive at its best.Mrs Lazarus, having established a new life for herself with another partner, is horrified when Lazarus rises up again, stinking in his grave clothes.

A bundle of stinking rags and flesh".

A singular, solitary, stinking, measly goal.