Sentence examples for that smells bad from inspiring English sources

"There's an older woman upstairs who has asthma, so I can't use stuff that smells bad".

And with the possible exception of parmigiano, I will not eat anything that smells bad.

Property finder Sophia Mose-van Woensel thinks a house that smells bad triggers the strongest negative reaction in buyers.

A lot of times you see something horrible on the street in New York — you see somebody starving or somebody that smells bad — and you walk by.

The pit's strain of mycobacterium is a slimy, obstinate fungus that smells bad and is difficult to cultivate in a laboratory.

The open air is sunny with pleasant smells, trees, and grass all around, so asking people to go into a pit latrine that smells bad and often attracts flies can sometimes be a hard sell.

"Sometimes I wonder," she said, "if it's not the farms that smell bad, but the people who think it should smell better".

"When he went to AOL, everyone told me he was the one exposing things that smelled bad," said Walter Isaacson, the former managing editor of Time magazine and chief executive of CNN, who has known and worked with Mr. Ripp for years.

AS THE UNIVERSE'S PRIMARY CORRESPONDENT ON AEROPLANES THAT SMELL BAD COMING BACK TO EARTH EARLIER THAN INTENDED DUE TO THE SEVERITY OF THE SMELL INSIDE THEM, SOME NEWS: an aeroplane that smelled bad has come back to earth earlier than intended due to the severity of the smell inside it, this time at Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City.

It's dealing with stomach pain, watching what you eat (and I mean that with every ounce of my being), and just basically becoming associated with things that smell bad by your friends and family.

It's those organic acids that smell bad.