Reeked

Red-faced council chiefs have been told to redo their homework over fears new branding for Aberdeen’s multi-million-pound facelift reeked of “older people trying to be cool”.

I frantically tried to wash the cigarette stench off my hands, positive I reeked of smoke and guilt.

So, a very luxurious, very powerful, very thirsty luxury sedan that reeked of to those who fought for reduced carbon emissions yet cost tens of thousands more than its all-gasoline sibling.

The move reeked of self-interest and entitlement at a time when the public collectively gag when they see the Tories.

The report claims that Wichalonis 'showed several signs of impairment and reeked of alcohol' at the time of her arrest.

Villa’s disjointed first-half reeked of a side decimated by injuries with a loaded calendar taking its toll.

It started as just another police DWI stop on Manhattan’s Lower East Side — a gold, two-seater Audi with three people crammed inside, including a driver who reeked of booze.

The piece, which reeked of malice, bitterness and direct attacks on the EFCC Chairman sought to portray him as incompetent, unprofessional and undeserving of his appointment.

The place reeked of wealth.

His plays reeked with sex and punctured conventional morality with Jack the Ripper slashes.

Madrid finished like a mid-table team, Barcelona played like a mid-table team and the game reeked of mid-table mentality.

When Mexican investigative journalist Javier Valdez Cárdenas was butchered in broad daylight on a street in Culiacán, the capital of the Mexican state of Sinaloa, something reeked.

Police found a chilled, unopened bottle of wine in his truck and added that their entire squad car reeked of booze after Bidzinski fell asleep in the backseat on his way to jail.