Sentence examples for get rotten from inspiring English sources

"They don't get rotten like wood.

"And then he's saying, 'Now you'll get rotten apples.

More recently, in February this year, pensions minister Steve Webb said that women get "rotten pensions" compared with men and will do so for "some years" to come.

If I had the money I'd rather buy fresh produce from the produce stand across the street rather than have to go out of Seattle to get rotten groceries from the grocery outlet instead.

Its Rubens exhibition this year was, like next year's Monet garden show, hugely publicised months in advance and generated tons of noise only to get rotten reviews when it finally opened and turned out to contain lots of mediocre Rubens imitations and not much of the great man himself.

"These systems don't get rotten overnight, and they don't get fixed overnight," Stirling said.

"We have too many dead and the bodies are getting rotten".

Without net neutrality, the result would be "much better quality from the Fox News site and you'd be getting rotten service from the mom and pop sites".

"Most of them have just got rotten in the rainy season". The ministry, in conjunction with the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the UN FAOO), has been undertaking efforts to commercialise farming in Sierra Leone by improving access to markets, promoting the addition of value to the country's raw products and providing support to socially responsible investors.

Obviously, plants of HAs were seriously dehydrated, their main roots got rotten and fibrous roots were almost absent (Fig. 1).

Also I have to say that all the containers that people sent, they're getting rotten in Sri Lanka because all of a sudden they put duty on them, and the people who came to distribute them, they had no money to clear them.