Sentence examples for terrible smell from inspiring English sources
"A terrible smell," she recalled.
A terrible smell wafted toward us.
Suddenly, a terrible smell overpowers us.
"There was a terrible smell," he said.
There was a terrible smell of burned plastic and blood".
The author replies, "We have nothing but people and buildings and cars and terrible smells".
It's a major public health issue for all the obvious reasons — the terrible smells, the spread of disease.
She wrote of Edinburgh with a child's intensity: the "amazingly terrible" smells of the Old Town, the sight of the unemployed fighting, spitting and cursing, but also the way it might become "a floating city when the light was a special pearly white".Her own neighbourhood, Bruntsfield, was middle-class, and her parents Jewish-Episcopalian.
"We normally associate sweet smells with trying to attract bees, but a lot of plants all over the world use really terrible smells in order to attract beetles and flies as pollinators".
These days, taking a flight comes at the risk of enduring a few hours of absolute hell, where terrible smells, exploding phones, and violent yogis are all liable to turn your trip into a waking nightmare.
