Sentence examples for stinks from from inspiring English sources
The fish stinks from the head.
Amateur boxing stinks from the core right to the top".
"It stinks from top to bottom," said one westerner watching the proceedings.
"There's an old, colorful Sicilian saying that says: the fish stinks from the head," Mr. de Blasio said, to much laughter and applause.
Albeit a less than subtle metaphor for the burden of history, she is unequivocally — as Kafka, who haunts this book, said of himself — a memory come alive, a savage memory who feeds on carrion and stinks from necrosis.
Denver Post, June 22ndSouthern wisdom"Where I come from, we say a fish stinks from the head down, and that's exactly true in this case".John Edwards, campaigning in Texas, on the problems at the Abu Ghraib prison, June 18th.
It stank from the corpses of rotting animals.
The air stank from the smell of so much afire.
2. The stink from CAFOs may raise neighbors' blood pressure levels.
Her feet were shot through with pain, and stank from sweating in hard leather.
The quarters inside these early craft were cramped, generally wet, and stank from diesel oil.
