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Then he took me. He took me, with the stink of filthy roadhouse whiskey on his breath, and I liked it.

In children's dirty hands held the roses symbolizing romance, while behind the fresh roses, was the stink of money.

But if you want to feel the heat and stink of war, to know how desperation kindles gallantry and barbarism, see Black Hawk Down.

Now two entrepreneurs have come the rescue with a seat cushion that also silences the sound and stanches the stink of breaking wind.

And that's what draws me to London in the 1690s, despite the wigs, the quack doctors and the stink of coal smoke.

So what you do to a molecule will ultimately become a stink of ink or a printing process.

But I'll never deal with the cases which stink of treason.

Forty years later, the stink of corruption once again swirls round the Met.

The stink of exhaust, the mind-numbing tedium of traffic, parking lots blighting central city real estate.

Oily ink used by chemical substances, almost all of them have special stink of of stimulation.

Stink of cologne and baccy, and all their Yankee hash.

The stink of vomit reached me instantly.

Its paws stink of disinfectant.

I am a doctor, you look upon doctors and people generally who work and don't stink of perfume and prostitution as your menials.

A stink of decayed flesh.

We stink of hairspray and underarm deodorant, and all kinds of stuff.

I like the sight and the sound and even the stink of it.

High Effective Compound Microbicide Inhibits Stink of Garbage Disposal Plant

Feasible Measures for Basically Eliminating Black and Stink of Waterways in Urban Area