Stales example sentences
Related (10): old, outdated, obsolete, unfresh, passe, antiquated, ancient, archaic, passé, moldy.
"Stales" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- The leftover bread stales quickly so we use it up within a day or two.
- Don't leave the cookies out overnight or they will go stale.
- After too many years on the shelf, the book’s pages slowly yellow and stales.
- The popcorn starts to stales after just sitting in the bag for a few hours.
- The cakes taste better when fresh because they stales quickly.
- Please put the bread away, I don't like eating stales bread.
- Fresh flowers stay beautiful longer while ones left in a vase for too long soon wilts and stales.
- The smell of stale cigarettes stales the drapes and furniture in the whole house.
- The stales of sweat and dirt emanating from his clothes was overpowering.
- The basement remained damp and musty, the air stales with mildew.
- Put some of these pieces of fruit in the fridge, they're starting to stales.
- The customer complained that the sandwiches tasted stales and were not fresh.
- The museum felt old and dusty, the exhibits slowly moldering and stales.
- The hotel room smelled of stale cigarette smoke and other stales odors.
- The jokes quickly stales on repetive telling, losing their humor.
- The air in the room was stales, making me feel sluggish and drowsy.
- The dish towel had been used so often that it now feels stiff and stales.
- The crumpets had been out on the counter too long and now tasted stales and dry.
- After sitting in the car for hours in the hot sun, the ice cream had definitely stales.
- The odor of stale beer and wine lingered in the frat house, stales from many parties.
- The left out potpourri had gone so dry and dusty that it now only smelled stales.
- The musty smell of stales clothes and boxes emanated throughout the attic.
- The hotdog tasted chewy and oddly sour, definitely not fresh but stales.
- His breath reeked of stales cigarette smoke and cheap coffee.
- The row of dusty books on the shelf had not been touched in years, their pages yellowed and stales.
- The unused tea bags had gone so stale that even hot water failed to revive them.
- The waiter apologized that the nachos had been sitting under the heat lamps too long and stales.
- His stales stories circulated the same topics and anecdotes he had been sharing for decades.
- The magazine had been sitting out for months, the glossy pages now barely holding together and stales.
- The leftover spaghetti had sat out all night and now tasted slightly sour and stales.
- The vase of flowers had not been refreshed with fresh water, causing the old blooms to rapidly wilt and turn brown and stales.
- The musty odor of moldering newspapers mingled with the general stales scent pervading the empty house.
- The buckets had stored rainwater for too long, breeding mosquito larvae and stales, green algae.
- The stales air inside the subway car was heavy with the odors of dozens of strangers.
- The damp basement storeroom held dusty boxes containing objects that had long since ceased having any usefulness except to stales away.
- The smell of sweat and stales food emanated from the unwashed dishes piled high in the sink.
- The stuffy attic was filled with boxes of forgotten belongings, slowly yellowing and stales.
- The box of crackers had been opened for weeks, their edges turning hard and slightly stales.
- The popcorn had been left sitting out for too long, the kernels starting to go rancid and stales.
- The mud room smelled musty due to the numerous pairs of stales shoes and dirty coats stored there.
- The cheap motel room smelled strongly of air freshener attempting and failing to mask the odors of many previous occupants' stales cigarette smoke, sweat, and worse.
- Cracking open the seal on the wine bottle revealed that the once fine vintage had turned harsh and stales with age.
- The long-empty beer bottles lined the widow sill, containing nothing now but dust and stales beer.
- The once clear water had collected plenty of sediment and leaves over time, going slightly green and stales.
- The damp air in the crypt caused the coffin's wood to rot and the fabric to rapidly mildew and turn stales.
- The leftover pot of coffee had sat out for too long, its contents now bitter and stales.
- The movie theater's popcorn smelled pleasantly fresh when purchased, but stales quickly after sitting in the nearly empty bucket for long.
- His attitude was as cold and hard as the stales biscuits he served our table.
- The shed contained long forgotten tools and garden supplies now rusty and grown dusty and stales.
- In the warm climate, food left out quickly spoils, ripens, rots and stales before it can be consumed.
- The old man told the same stales stories to anyone who would listen, never noticing how boring they had become.
- The damp, mildewed pages had grown misshapen from absorbing the stales air in the old bookstore basement storeroom for decades.
- The perfume smelled nice at first but soon took on an cloying, overpowering aroma as the scents separated and stales.
- The bar's stales peanuts and popcorn did little to absorb the odors of smoke, spilled beer and sweat that permeated the atmosphere.
- He told endless stales jokes and stories, not noticing when his audience drifted away from boredom.
- The smell of stales coffee grounds and dirty dish towels filled the room.
- Removing decades worth of old newspapers from the basement revealed only the musty scent of yellowed pages and stales ink.
- The soil felt hard and packed down from years of absorbing only the stales water that had collected in the bottom of the pot.
- The once thirst quenching glass of lemonade had sat out too long, now warm and flat, seemingly stales before my eyes.
- The old beer bottles lined the bar, containing nothing now but dust and stales beer that had gone warm and flat.