Sentence examples for do rot from inspiring English sources
And Dr Keith Warriner, programme director at the University of Guelp's department of Food Science and Quality Assurance, has explained further: "The reality is that McDonald's hamburgers, french fries and chicken are like all foods, and do rot if kept under certain conditions.
Those few not rejected as too hard for batting practice -- skins tough as horsehide, meat bland and rubbery, cores the texture of tree bark, juice tasteless and insulting -- are also useless as shot puts: even though you think they'll never die, they do rot after a couple of weeks.
The very deep did rot; O Christ!
There is some wonderful imagery as the mariner describes the ship entering a pitiless, parched landscape ("The very deep did rot: O Christ!") and his mates perishing one by one.
Looked liked something out of King Tuts tomb -- all shriveled up, but it never did rot.
Lower wages make RoTs do the same.
"I find if they don't rot, they get much better".
Rawhide lassos, for example, don't rot in the damp climate as do the manila ropes used on the mainland.
These remains do not rot, because that requires oxygen and the bogs in which they sit contain no oxygen.
