Sentence examples for stinking room from inspiring English sources

In 2007, He Jiyue, a government psychiatrist, discovered a 46-year-old man locked behind a metal door in a stinking room in a rural Hebei Province home.

"Hollywood is not very glamorous," says Coleite. "We spend hours in a stinking room arguing about invisibility".

They left me locked up in a stinking room to eventually die.

She begins to harbor suspicions about her husband that are connected to a stinking little room she discovers under the porch of their house.

Injuries have played a part but they have been overplayed and there have been too many inconsistencies - making Jermaine Jenas captain then letting him join Tottenham; saying he had inherited "arguably the best squad I've ever worked with" then complaining it was "a stinking dressing room"; mentioning bad luck when he had the good fortune to have a depressed Sunderland down the road.

So a doctor, him and his partner have to rent out one stinking moldy room in a flat and it's costing them a fortune.

This was followed by continued drinking, continued knocks at the door, and an eventual diminishment in joviality, with one juror telling the officer they just wanted to relax, "cause they've been stuck in that fuckin' stinking jury room for fuckin' hours without much relief or knowing what the fuck is going on".

They lay dumped next to the entrance in a stinking side-room.

The Marxes read Shakespeare together, went for long walks and – once they'd moved from the cigar-stinking two-room flat in Soho into a semi-detached in Hampstead – entertained shabbily dressed exiled revolutionaries at exuberant Sunday afternoon at-homes, with fighting talk in a Babel of languages and hearty stews.

Speaking of the gigantic red herring stinking up the room, let's talk about Obama's professed goal of "bipartisanship" for a moment.

The CBC is like a friend with bad body odor, someone needs to tell him to use deodorant or he'll just keep on stinking up the room.