make a stink

Get it through your head you cannot make a stink now.

They'll start making a stink if it takes a day.

Not a lot was on the roads these days to make a stink.

I made a stink, but it didn't do any good.

"Back then, the older guys stood their ground and made a stink of it.

"Why don't they go down to the sub base and make a stink?"

"We could make a stink at the state level about the licenses being issued."

Maybe he should have made a stink, but he didn't.

"You should have made a stink a long time ago," Faye suggested.

If we made a stink, it would smell all the way to high heaven, or at least to the office of the chairman.

Folks are also making a stink over bill S.978.

"I made a stink but couldn't get an application," she told prosecutors.

I'm going to make a stink because the filet was cooked more than I wanted?

Not much chance, of course, but there's no point in giving the Underground any more to make a stink about, than we can help."

No one pays any attention to that crazy federal law, unless someone makes a stink about it.

I found a dirty syringe and didn't make a stink about it.

You had to make a stink all over town."

'Then she was dead and everybody was making a stink.

So making a stink bomb, setting it off, and getting caught was not the right way to go."

Bush's tax cuts all end up rewarding huge corporate America, and he makes a stink that it's the little man that's getting a break.

He went to the District Attorney's office and threatened to make a stink.

A few people tried to make a stink, from what I recall, and tried to find out where it was all going.

"I will play whenever," Edberg said, in part because he is not one to make a stink.

After you squashed him flat, what if the men came then and made a stink?"