reek造句

Their actions reek of corruption.

Historical best sellers reek with sentiment.

They reek of death and corruption.

He smelled the reek of whisky.

I-no, "You reek of blood, yourself."

Those who enjoy this kind of humour reek of madness.

Do you smell the reek of stale tobacco?

Scarcer resources have instilled even greater territoriality among those reek.

No. Your sleeves are soaked with Erysipelas. They reek of black scorpions.

She took the wet gourd dipper from him, her nostrils wrinkling in distaste at the reek.

But a new paper suggests that bacteria do not just reek odor-they also smell it.

I don't like incense perfumes. They just make good clothes reek of smoke.

Any actor who doesn't want to reek of despair should avoid such self-mockery at all costs.

Their full buck eyes regarded him as he went by, amid the sweet oaten reek of horsepiss.

The portals of the rich reek of flesh and wine while frozen bodies lie by the roadside.

Here we are all just ready to drop down, and the critters all in a reek of sweat.

He couldn't see the hyena, but the stench of it was there, the stagnant reek of meat and sweat and piss.

Those who reek most of blood and filth are not those who crucify the son of God, but those who crucify the son of man.

To Bower, gift CARDS, which themselves might seem to some to reek of the buyer having put little or no time into the present, actually represent the opposite.

Chin Hsiao-mei dashed forward to open the door, and as Chu Kuei-ying squeezed in she was met by a breath of hot, close air and the reek of sweat.

She entered the foyer of the building, where it was warmer; the sour reek of cabbage hung in the air as she walked up the five flights to her apartment.

There was the usual boiled-cabbage smell, common to the whole building, but it was shot through by a sharper reek of sweat, which-one knew this at the first sniff, though it was hard to say how was the sweat of some person not present at the moment.