Sentence examples for stinks- from inspiring English sources

Yet again, the timing of this operation stinks.

The place permanently stinks of piss and is under constant police surveillance, as dealers and clients scurry back and forth between their hiding places.

Or they're supposed to be like Splash!, where the second series is just a lazy replica of the first and the whole thing stinks of last-chance, please-like-me desperation.

Their values, their dress, their behaviour - everything about them - stinks of violence, vandalism, and vice.

And frankly to just do it for political expediency stinks".

If you've never read it, everything takes place in a weirdly stilted room that – although never made explicit – probably stinks to high heaven of formaldehyde.

The water stinks.

Zev Yaroslavsky, an effusive Los Angeles county supervisor, thundered that the agreement "stinks" and that it would "hurt a lot of people that don't deserve to be hurt".The anger at the local level may be understandable, but the pressure on lawmakers in Sacramento to agree on a budget had been cranking up in recent weeks, and the state was running out of options for short-term funding.

These charges, along with some commercials that weakly attempt to humanise the man, have done little to move his poll numbers anywhere but, at best, sideways.It's back to the trough for Ms Ernst in her latest ad::It's a mess dirty, noisy, and it stinks.

But for many Malaysians the verdict, which Mr Anwar said "stinks to high heaven", is a sad outcome.

Struan Stevenson, chairman of the European Parliament's fisheries committee, says the sacking of Mr Smidt "stinks to high heaven" and has called a special session of his committee to investigate matters.Mr Smidt's removal is all the sadder because it was announced as part of a package of reforms that were intended to give governments less ability to influence commission decisions improperly.