| In the wards, children are crowded two and three in a bed in airless rooms, foetid with the smell of kerosene heaters. |
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| She lived and worked night after night in stinking tenements and foetid shelters packed with unwashed humans. |
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| The councillors pointed out everyone knew cholera was due to miasma, the rising of bad smells from the foetid surrounds. |
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| The hotel itself has been transformed by four months of siege into a foetid, chaotic military camp. |
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| Down an alley-way comes the breeze, bringing gusts of foetid cabbagy air from the gratings over college kitchens along with its weight of moist droplets and spray. |
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| Light was blocked out, rubbish and pollution accumulated and the scheme soon descended into a foetid, disease-ridden mass of squalor and degradation. |
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| Yet the fringes of eternity are polluted with nitrates and blooms of foetid algae. |
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| My dad promptly and elegantly coughed up the right dough to gain admittance and the brick-faced little men swore beneath their foetid breath and the turnstile went round. |
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| The release of the movie itself has only encouraged advocates, for the theory has become mankind's last hope that something good might actually emerge, phoenix-like, from the foetid ashes of Batman v Superman. |
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