They wandered in off the road reeking of diesel and themselves.

How could she have known him, with his head shaven and reeking of blood.

He went to the door, and let himself out, leaving the small apartment reeking of European cigarettes.

It was gamey and reeking of fish, but they were past caring.

With pain he lifted his reeking, tousled head and stared.

Johnny came home after six, unsteady on his feet and reeking of liquor.

It was easy to reduce the events to a simple morality tale reeking of prejudice.

My chaperone, looking relaxed and reeking of tobacco, locked the door behind me.

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

Two hours later, reeking like a tannery, Sapphire cast off.

Dead trunks stood in the black water, sentinels watching over a land reeking of rot.

Then, Eddore once more at its hot and reeking norm, battle was resumed.

In a sport reeking of drug use in its recent past, Armstrong beat everybody, seven straight times.

The police found Malcolm wandering the streets, barefoot and reeking of gasoline.

They climbed into the overheated tin box reeking of last week's cigar-smoke.

Doors opened for them, on a room sodium-lit and reeking of kif-stink.

A heavy rag reeking of sleep-drugs covered her face before she could cry out.

That detective had been middle-aged, thick-middled, and reeking of tobacco.

We woke up each morning reeking of cigarettes with a sore throat and more congestion.

The vial contained pine oil, sharp and reeking of resin.

But now that she considered the matter more, she didn't remember the man's clothing or breath reeking of nicotine.

'There they are in the middle of Moscow reeking of turpentine.

After a half hour's wait, we managed to flag down another car, crammed with five men and reeking of bongo.

Celia's had been horrendous, blackened and reeking of petrol, raw.

But something about the moment seemed to reek of opportunity.

I have to wonder how anything could reek so bad.

I and my clothes would reek of it for days.

We moved over the summer and for weeks our new house reeked of paint.

The air reeked with blood and magic when she reached them.

They dumped all the food out three days ago, and it reeks.

Its grief was so strong the night reeked with it.

He hoped it could reek like that for a while.

On the surface, such a decision may reek of wrongdoing.

He reeked only slightly less than a real tanner would.

Something that reeked with Power like a spill of fresh blood.

He knew his wife's style, and this spot reeked of it.

"To be honest, that other place reeked too much of her."

A fifth was too low and reeked of land poison.

The woman's attitude reeked of jealousy, which made no sense.

"The following day I used to reek of whiskey," he said.

The building reeked of too many people living too close together.

Even to his blunt senses, the air reeked of power.

"Everything in the pack is going to reek after a while.

It's a temporary town, but it absolutely reeks of money.

The room had been closed against the rain, and the air reeked of smoke.

The place usually reeked for weeks afterward and I was always glad to see him go.

How could he be certain, when the reek of it was strong outside?

Then, suddenly, a reek hit me, one that went right through my head.

Not far behind it was the reek of burning oil.

And again he looked at me terribly through the reek of the fire.

If the wind were different, the reek would be choking.

He could still smell the reek of the dead creatures.

When we arrived at the back door, the reek was even more intense.

But he knew the garden was impossible, even far away from the reek of the pool.

He could smell the danger in this man, a reek of blood and fire.

"And the young lady's right - I think we've all had quite enough of this reek."

The reek of the raw spirit reached me where I stood.

They might be alone, but the reek of Sacker was still in the air.

The air inside the suit was thick with his own breath and the reek of blood.

There was a faint reek of perfume in the room.

I could smell blood, and a powerful reek of goat.

I moved again as the reek of cordite came on the air.

The reek of them hung stifling in the still air.

I found no pulse, and the reek of poison in her mouth.

Nobody could complain about a little smoke with a reek like this.

There were more than a hundred crosses; the reek almost reached the town.

Should the shop even be here with its warm reek of foreign holidays?

The smell of tobacco a thick reek around her head.

At least the reek of last night had vanished with a shift in the wind.

The smell from them was stronger even than the reek of smoke.

You could smell the reek of it for three days after the fire was out."