Sentence examples for a really rotten from inspiring English sources

Boris enormously outperformed the Tories on a really rotten day for them in the capital".

"That's a terrible message to get out to British taxpayers, it's a really rotten message," she added.

Hodge said HMRC's failure to pursue prosecutions in favour of settlements was sending "a really rotten message" to wealthy investors.

So it is possible that the Triple Crown is just on a really rotten run of luck.

"On the whole, for the last 10 years, the industry has done a really rotten job of looking after passengers," he says.

There was raspberry, white mulberry, native "riverside" grape, Canada thistle ("a really rotten invasive," he said), a staghorn sumac and a stand of exotic Norway maple.

Using a petition website to address such issues would be really rotten from a democratic theory standpoint.

She'd been fine until a couple of days ago, when she started feeling "really rotten," weak and achy.

"This company is really rotten to the core," says Kenichi Ohmae, a management consultant and former nuclear engineer.

Will goes to his father's funeral and feels really rotten that the last time he saw Dad (who died of a heart attack at the end of last week's episode), they argued over a stupid baby blanket.

"The rock up there is really rotten".