Sentence examples for sweet stench from inspiring English sources

The sweet stench of gas pervades.

We breath the sweet stench for the last time.

When I see pictures of the dead in Gaza, I feel I can still smell the sickly sweet stench of the dead bodies as they began to rot in the hot September sun.

On Sunday morning, parts of the city were a wreck, pervaded by the sweet stench of gas, wind-battered and littered with downed power lines and tilting utility poles.

The antithesis of the jaunty Brown Eyed Girl, TB Sheets is the first great Morrison immersion: 10 minutes of crawling, bloodied blues, sticky with the sweet stench of decay.

He found himself afloat on water of "a rich neon lime" and walloped with "whiffs of sewage and carrion.... From the shore came a sickening sweet stench of rotting animals, and I soon had a sore throat and my eyes began to sting".

If they were downwind of the camp, did some trace of the acrid-sweet stench of death ever mess with the merry-making?

A few feet away the half-buried bodies gave off the sweet, nauseating stench that was by now familiar across much of Rwanda.

Her stench was sweet and floral, like a fresh lei of orchids around the neck of a woman who just landed in Honolulu with her husband, Paul, for their first vacation in five years, her last attempt to rekindle some semblance of romance between them.

This wasn't the usual loveless EastEnders bouquet – a sickly-sweet accompaniment to the ever-present stench of batter mix, rotting market produce and Phil Mitchell's blouson runoff – but a pungent, altogether denser concoction.

It was as if the sewage system had been scrubbed with ammonia, he said, leaving only a sickly sweet aroma strong enough to overpower the stench of human waste.