One day in 1484, while traveling from Óbidos to Batalha, she found a group of peasants bathing in foul-smelling waters by the roadside.

Siobhan waded into the foul-smelling water.

The program, according to a Sochi guide, seems to involve everything but drinking the foul-smelling water.

His arms were getting tired; the foul-smelling waters of the harbor assaulted his nostrils.

He left behind him a trail of foul-smelling water, in addition to the pool which had collected before the grand duke's throne where he had squatted.

Holmes bathed in the foul-smelling pink water of a nearby spring, believing the water beneficial for his rheumatism.

Others waded through the foul-smelling water in search of relatives or shelter.

Broken pipes jutted from the walls and dribbled foul-smelling water that pooled in oily patches across the floor.

It was a repulsive dead weight, and foul-smelling water gushed from the mouth as they prised it open.

With a last desperate leap I tumbled into a ditch with foul-smelling water.