Sentence examples similar to vile smells from inspiring English sources

If you descend the innumerable steps to the fast-flowing Kidron Stream, a vile smell rises to meet you.

Added to the mix were several gallons of fishy "chum" - a vile smelling fish-based slew thrown overboard to draw the sharks closer.

It wasn't too hard, as on entering the place, which was on sale for around £115,000, I was engulfed by the vile smell of cat urine.

She adopted two cats after suffering through a week of a vile smell, which she discovered was emanating from a dead mouse under her bed.

Pitch black in colour, it gave off such a vile smell that some of the workers became sick, attracting the attention of the environmental authorities.

"There was a vile smell of filth radiating from the door.

The bomb is actually more like super soaker water gun that sprays a vile smelling liquid on people.

She said there was a reminder of the abuse she suffered: "The smell of cigars, it's a vile smell, cigars.

The mummified body of a four-year-old boy was found in his mother's bedroom after police noticed a "vile smell of filth" at the house, a court has heard.

Ammonia is vile smelling, so make sure you do this outside.

Eventually, after I had filled the house one day with vile-smelling (and very toxic) hydrogen sulfide, they insisted that I install a small fume cupboard, and a special drain for corrosive liquids — and that with dangerous experiments I wear gloves and goggles.