Sentence examples for feeling rotten from inspiring English sources
"To think?" "I was feeling rotten...
Yes, he's just had a pacemaker installed and he's feeling rotten, but he's making strawberry jam.
Others interviewed variously described themselves as feeling "rotten", "degraded", "crap", "useless", "worthless", "a failure", even "dirty".
In the song Margo Channing describes feeling "rotten yet covered with roses, younger than springtime and older than Moses".
The flu usually comes on suddenly, and its symptoms can include fever, runny nose, cough, sore throat, headache, muscle aches, feeling tired, and generally just feeling rotten.
At 6.50am on Saturday, I text my friend Esther: "So sorry, but I've woken up feeling rotten and don't think I'll be able to make it out tonight".
She'd been fine until a couple of days ago, when she started feeling "really rotten," weak and achy.
Americans are already feeling so rotten about the economy that the potential upside of a successful negotiation might be greater than the downside of failure.
I don't mind racing in wet weather most of the time - I grew up in Wales so it is nothing new to me! - but it is a different story when you are feeling absolutely rotten and you know you are not going to get any better.
cause when you're teetotal, when you're teetotal, you've always got a rotten feeling that everybody's your boss". He goes on to say, struggling to get the words out in decent order, that what the audience sees before them is "a representive, a represent-ti-tave, a representative" of the working man, who has been deputed - "and not only deputed but asked" - to speak on his behalf.
