Sentence examples for stinking mess from inspiring English sources

One of the premises of How to Be a Person in the World is that we're all in this big, stinking mess together.

Whatever the outcome of the Wallabies player Kurtley Beale's misconduct hearing into allegedly offensive text messages about female staffer Di Patston next week, it's clear the Australian Rugby Union is in a rotten, stinking mess.

It's all a gigantic, stinking mess.

They finally made it, and found a soggy, stinking mess.

"The thing is a stinking mess," he said.

Days of torrential rains overwhelmed the city's sewers, flooding basements with a stinking mess.

"We brew it like a big, stinking pot of tea".

But yesterday, with this mess stinking up the ballpark, Glavine was not fielding questions about retirement.

Rinse it out with the hose when it's cooled down to keep the mess from stinking up your kitchen.

But then, if we had a properly thought-out constitution instead of a cobwebbed, rotten, diseased and decaying mess of a patched-up, cobbled-together, bloated, corrupted, leaking and stinking hulk, we wouldn't have come to this point anyway.

Just spack bodies in heaps, piling up in the swamp and rotting and stinking and it took a long time for the swamp to become swamp again and not just a mess of flies and smells and who knows what extra germs they'd kept saved up for us.