Sentence examples for die and rot from inspiring English sources
"The key is to form no idle camp in which men enter to die and rot".
They should develop this kind of operation and seek to capture more soldiers, and perhaps officers, so that the occupation realises that our prisoners will not die and rot in jail".
Junior sometimes brings Mr. Martinez mouse carcasses as gifts, which he said bothers him less than the smell that permeates his store when the exterminator's victims die and rot under a freezer.
Rapidly growing young trees suck up carbon dioxide, but mature trees absorb much less, and when they're allowed to die and rot, their carbon is released — which means that an old-growth forest can be a net contributor of CO2 to the atmosphere.
This was just the first in a near-comical procession of lurking horrors — from anaconda that can digest an entire deer to the slivery candiru (parasitic toothpick fish) that can lodge, die and rot in your urethra, from puraques (eels) that can send 650 volts of electricity into their prey to bullet ants whose stings feel like being shot (all dangers we thankfully avoided).
She also claimed Meena abused Mr Kakad in private, calling him "a fat black elephant" and expressing hope that he "dies and rots in hell".
Cycles of nutrient overload and plankton bloom are now exported downriver to the sea, where oxygen levels plummet and everything that cannot move simply dies and rots.
Ferns and cycads budded, died, and rotted, adding another inch of peat to the swamp floor every forty years or so, until, after a few eons, the peat in some places was hundreds of feet deep.
"All of them died and rotted away, leaving just the bones and horns.
Demystifying the historical figures of the past, pulling them off the great mountain top back down to Earth where they shat, farted, spit, pissed, fucked, raped, murdered, died, and rotted seems like important business for this country.
