Sentence examples for strong stink from inspiring English sources

Attracted by its strong stink of liberal attitudes, Jamali Maddix takes Fern on her first trip to Amsterdam to visit a "coffee" shop and hit the famous Vondelpark on a tandem.

Making it a record of Tom Waits songs, with help from David Bowie, adds a thin veneer of credibility, though the "vanity project" stink remains strong.

The stink of strong tobacco fills the air like the first bonfire of the year, clinging to all and sundry.

As the institutions' share of equities rises, so the option to sell declines and the case for raising a stink gets stronger.

Although he conceded that not everyone appointed by Mr. Rowland was a "bad egg," Ken Dautrich, a political scientist at the University of Connecticut and director of its polling institute, said Mrs. Rell needed to take strong action to eliminate the "stink of corruption" attached to Mr. Rowland's administration.

Also garlic should never stink or smell strong when you are buying it in the bulb.

Sometimes the rumen contents can be so strong that you'll hands will stink for a while.

Not since the glory days of our seventh vice president, South Carolina's John C. Calhoun, has the stink of secession been as strong as it is today.

The strong odor is often successful in keeping stink bugs away, though.

"I stink at everything" becomes "I am strong in pitching, I need to practice my fielding more".

In this instance, voters already have strong views about the economy — they think it stinks.