How To Use Stinker In A Sentence
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This cold I've got is a real stinker .
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Among the other stinkers that the lobbyists pushed in the name of national security was a waiver from certain FDA rules for drugs that could be marketed to combat bioterrorism.
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I think your view is, hey if your investment is a real stinkeroo, it may be time to unload it and take the tax benefit.
CNN Transcript Dec 15, 2007
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Maybe the realized the intro video was a stinkeroo and asked Rudy to blabber on to fill up the time.
Rudy's Speech Goes Long, Forces Cancellation Of Palin Introductory Video
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Speaking of untruths, the bottom line is Al “I invented the Internet” Gore has a huge audience with his utterly stinkeroo of a movie “An Inconvenient Truth.”
It's Hard to Imagine… « Climate Audit
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You had a lukewarm attack against this (stinkeroo) season of Project Runway, but you need to go after the ridiculous and arbitrary judging as well.
'Réalité' (in two parts): 'Top Model' goes Ninja; 'DWTS' brings sexy back; 'SYTYCD' crushes dreams; 'Runway' gets stupid | EW.com
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The most scathing review was in the New York Post, which described it as ‘a movie so pathetically lame even her most ardent young fans will give this stinker a big thumbs down’.
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‘You can have as many nice little touches as you want, but if the song's a bit of a stinker it's not really much use,’ says the jovial bass player, hunched up on a chair in the Glasgow offices of Chemikal Underground.
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Peter D. Kramer's first novel, "Spectacular Happiness," sounds like a stinkeroo.
It's Da Bomb
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Delicious Vinyl must be trying real hard to make money in 2001, selling their catalogue to Rhino and rehashing stinkers like ‘Funky Cold Medina’ and ‘Bust a Move.’
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I remember the great moviegoing experiences (my dad taking me to a jampacked advance-night screening of Jurassic Park ... best moviegoing experience of my life) more than the bad ones (my dad taking me to see an afternoon matinee of Airheads that had me feeling guilty that it turned out to be such a stinker).
Scott Mendelson: 2010 Is the Worst Year for Movies Ever, Just Like Every Year Before It
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‘Sometimes I've had a stinker, but it's not for the lack of trying, it's maybe just been trying something that hasn't come off,’ he adds.
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This cold I've got is a real stinker .
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He moved into television production and, after a couple of stinkers (Soldier of Fortune Inc, for instance), he hit paydirt with a detective show with a difference.
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This puzzle is a stinker.
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The beauty of the NFL, besides the game itself and all the eye candy surrounding it, is that even if your team looks like a stinker, it can wind up smelling like roses.
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There's normally a moment in the first or second reel of most films when you are provided with final incontrovertible proof that it's either a masterpiece, a stinker or a kind of apathetic blah.
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It is a broadly accepted premise within the writing business that political books are stinkers because the general reading population would rather delve into diets and whodunits than the operation of their democracy.
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`Hard to believe it on a stinker like today," he said, wiping his face with his sleeve.
KING OF THE MOUNTAIN
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Some of you bleeding heart cinephiles will say this is too much grief to dispense over a silly little movie, since even a really talented performer can occasionally squeeze out a stinker.
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Because by my reckoning, this is the first out-and-out Total Stinker of this year's selection.
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There have been some stinkers in Sydney over the last few years, but let's not get into bagging them now.
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In direct opposition of these lovelies are stinkers like ‘Gandhi’ and ‘Radio Baghdad.’
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He's written enough that there are some stinkers in there, but that's what happens when you write a lot.
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There is no such thing as a Great Novel, divorced from its readers, or an absolute stinker of a novel either, for that matter.
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Of course, every industry will have its share of stinkers and gems.
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‘With marketing costs spiralling every year, studios increasingly have both economic and psychological incentives to keep their stinkers in the closet,’ he explained.
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The voice of the Indianapolis Colts had some extremely harsh words for quarterback Peyton Manning, the kind of extremely harsh words Peyton isn't used to hearing even during a four-interception stinkeroo of a performance.
Peyton Manning, Cliff Lee and Carl Crawford, Red Sox vs. Yankees, Jets vs. Giants (almost)
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It may well turn out to be a stinker anyway, but at least its leading actor has put in a bit of spadework.
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The setting: the annual Raspberry awards, ‘Hollywood's least coveted trophies’ for cinematic stinkers, given out by 700 members of the nonprofit Golden Raspberry Award Foundation.
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I think he's an absolute stinker to do that to her.
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It may not have received as much coverage as the voluntary voting proposal, but one recommendation in yesterday's report of the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters is an absolute stinker.
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Any list of bad sequels that does not list Highlander II as the all-time el-supremo undisputed champ of a stinking stinkeroo of a stinker is not the pixels used to post it.
EW's Top 25 Worst Sequels
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Hillary's campaign was a stinkeroo, tactically and strategically, from beginning to end.
Obama Shifting Gears For General Election, Recruiting Hillary Staffers
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Yet it earned only just under $52 million at the domestic box office, $15 million of which over its opening weekend, arguably because both critics and the word of mouth declared this Round Table adventure to be a stinker.
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For every great game released this year there has been a real high-profile stinker to cancel it out.
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Sarah Palin's Brown eye: Not the winker, but the stinker
Casting News: Sarah Palin Lookalike Needed in Los Angeles | /Film
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Without a doubt, because of this stinkeroo, Mr. Scalzi will be forced to continue abusing us with his writing through Publish America.
The Official “Win a Copy of Coffee Shop” Contest: Your Scathing Book Review « Whatever
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Whatever the relative merits of her argument, she builds it around a stinker of a movie that is so bad nobody wanted to see it in the first place.
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High-tech air sniffers were deployed in case someone unleashed a chemical or biological assault on Tinseltown more serious than a low-budget stinker.
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He wrote some great short stories in SF and fantasy and horror and there's scarcely a stinker among them, even when the SF elements feel tacked on or redundant or protective colouration for the fantastic.
Archive 2010-05-01
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I do beat up my brothers sometimes, but only because I like them, have their best interests at heart, and the stinkers deserve it.
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Sure, I thought Independence Day and Godzilla were both stinkers but I really enjoyed The Day After Tomorrow.
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I knew this was going to be stinker, Alan, right from the start.
THE GOSPEL MAKERS
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I'll keep dark, thanks even if I did find Master part 3 to be a stinkeroo...
Yes! RTD wants next series to be more fun!
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From Hootie to Hanson, there are some '90s stinkers that will kill any dancefloor (and that's ‘kill’ meaning everyone will walk away with hands on their bellies and queasy feelings).
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Why did you invite Tom ? He is such a stinker.
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For all the talk about the league's brilliant schedule engineering for the Christmas re-entry, it sure sandbagged MSG with a stinker January.
The Knicks Are Back—But How Far?
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Every important composer is entitled to write a stinker now and then, but he has surely produced a lulu.
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Not that it's a stinker, I just didn't think it was all that great, which is a shame as it has a dynamite cast.
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I don't care if he's had a bad game, a stinker or four stinkers in a row.
