1
Squire Blackett was in very bad odour with the men of the district.
2
That worthy, having surrendered, had come into bad odour with his fellow countrymen.
3
The judges were in very bad odour in those days.
4
No bad odour assails your nostrils wherever you may go in the British lines.
5
When they looked at it and smelt it, it gave out a bad odour.
6
Do go out of the way of the bad odour!
7
The Republic is in very bad odour just now.
8
Land is in very bad odour as security now.
9
On opening, a gas escapes, the food has a bad odour and a bad taste.
10
And everyone who was touched by a particle, or who smelled the bad odour, died.
11
He got into rather bad odour there, through some scandal about a flirtation, I think.'
12
No marvel if the ship whence it was ejected was in bad odour among the sailors.
13
Priests indeed were plentiful, but both his friends were in bad odour with the ordinary ones.
14
When a storm rises or a bad odour permeates in the atmosphere, one should never think of the Vedas.
15
He was in bad odour.
16
You are in such bad odour here, thought I, that he doesn't even take the trouble to answer you.
