Sentence examples for for the rotten from inspiring English sources

They blame him for the rotten economy when really, in his view, they should blame his predecessor.

The Chinese-restaurant-theme team responsible for the rotten fish punctuated the start with a small fusillade of fireworks.

That makes the government's vast obligation to pay for old and poor people's health care look less onerous.Strangely, the improving economics of the debt have done little for the rotten politics.

There's some sympathy, too, for the rotten Sergeant Troy, whose jilted-at-the-altar tear underwrites his anger with pathos – a quality notably lacking from Terence Stamp's 1960s portrayal.

As for the rotten bits of the economy, the state-run firms, thankfully they account for only 14% of GDP (against about a third in China).A hole in the middleYet optimists need to address another problem: the structure of employment, which is very different from that in most East and South-East Asians economies.

You know all the things they tell you: don't give to street beggars because they are only pretending to be lame; look through tomato pyramids for the rotten ones the hawkers hide underneath; don't help people whose cars have broken down, because they are really armed robbers.

We get glorious Highland landscapes, some of the most furious battle scenes ever, two pleasing love stories, and a distinctly Hollywood-style history lesson as he reluctantly leads the fight for freeeedooom!! from the rotten English.

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Here is a side-by-side comparison of how they viewed these two very similar films (the fresh tomatoes being their reviews for Neighbors and the rotten splats being their reviews for Sisters): Can you see the difference in tone, between the gentle, loving, understanding way in which they embrace the male story and their condescending dismissiveness towards the female version of the same?

You can see for yourself- the fog- and smell for yourself- the rotten air- that I live with every day.

Gibney and Ellwood, who read that the footage existed in an article in The New Yorker by Robert Stone, worked for years restoring the rotten reels and syncing up the audio.