reek of, with, in, on or to?

Malls reek of a fake life to me.

Immediately the compartment reeked of scotch.

Another point: it reeks of backward rationalization.

My dad reeked of ethanol for much of my life, so it's understandable I would think that.

Too much of what is going on now reeks of Kabuki theater, and a poorly executed one at that.

This one, practically, reeks of a new global economy (and I don't take those words lightly).

Try having a conversation with him that reeks of two people in a ' normal ' relationship and note his patent discomfort.

Bette This doesn't reek of a set up, it reeks of a thrill seeking spoiled brat who got caught cheating with a married man.

Bette This doesn't reek of a set up, it reeks of a thrill seeking spoiled brat who got caught cheating with a married man.

And in florists (which are actually quite dirty and your hands reek of bleach) and bakeries (also disgusting! flour + water = glue!).

During this period, a trio of dances reeking with sexuality were impregnating dancehall - the infamous Dutty Wine, Hot Wuk and Drop Dead.

Inequality reeks in the land of equals.

John Mercado depicting the devastation reeked on the Kingston Post Office and Town Hall by the earthquake.