Sentence examples for stinking dirty from inspiring English sources

The novel is a celebration of London - "London," Winsor writes, "stinking dirty noisy brawling colourful - was the heart of England, and its citizens ruled the nation".

Down into the sucking, stinking, dirty flood muck I fell, screaming.

Pam Stenzel, a well-known developer of abstinence-only curricula, calls any type of nonmarital sex, "stinking, filty, dirty, rotten sin".

Back in the summer of 1989 when he talked with the police, he said, he was a "dirty, stinking, smelly" street person who stole anything he could get his hands on to feed his habit.

It was stinking and dirty.

"It's stinking and dirty.

Was this whole thing just his way of keeping dirty diapers from stinking up the house?

Oops, it's a stinking filthy sunrise.

I thought of them emerging into daylight, stinking from the journey, looking as dirty and smelling as filthy as their captors expected.

"The air is stinking, it's horrible, it's dirty".

The interviews in the report emphasised the prevailing idea among the teen boys that vulvas were "dirty", "disgusting", "nasty", "droopy", – come on, lads – "messy" and "stinking".