reek of sweat

It was the faint reek of sweat that saved him.

The place reeked of sweat, hanging heavily on the hazy air.

Close up, the boy reeked of sweat, and his skin radiated a feverish heat.

The place reeks of sweat and scared animal, steam and blood.

The train was noisy and reeked of sweat and urine.

She could smell the sour reek of sweat from under her arms, but that other moisture had dried up again.

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

You reek of sweat and dirt, and your clothes are ruined."

Less than a minute later, Manny burst through the door reeking of sweat and oil.

They reeked of sweat, and their hands were pitchy with pine-gum.

The air was stuffy and reeked of sweat and stale cologne.

He reeked of sweat and blood.

She was panting and reeked of sweat.

The sixteen warriors, reeking of sweat and dripping blood, struck the enemy only seconds behind Blade.

His clothes reeked of sweat and urine and his face was badly cut.

He liked the smooth-featured, sharp-eyed man, despite the reek of sweat and exertion.

They reek of sweat and cologne and lust.

The tent reeked of sweat and scorch.

Devoid of all furniture, lacking even a sink, the cell reeked of sweat and urine.

"Those girls are wearing, like, underwear," comments a 20-year-old unemployed carpenter wrapped in cellophane and reeking of sweat.

Wearing a soiled patterned shirt with frayed cuffs and collar, the little man reeked of sweat.

Bolan's room was at the top, little more than a cubicle that reeked of sweat and other unpleasant odors.

The building is hot and stifling and reeks of sweat and filth and human waste.

The sounds of grunting and the reek of sweat emanate from its dingy chambers every evening.

The room was full of dark figures, and the reek of sweating bodies,rank pipe smoke and bad liquor.