Sentence examples for goes rotten from inspiring English sources

That's pretty much what Shrek has done for DreamWorks; now the studio should do the sensible thing and crack it before the whole thing goes rotten.

As with the Suhartos, the Birds and Papa's mistress, Cutie Francis, are sufficiently rich not to be too distressed if, as in Indonesia, the economy goes rotten.

"It all goes rotten and corrupt". "Bibi lost sight of ordinary people's problems and, instead, just wants to frighten us with stories about Iran and the Palestinians," said another.

When a woman goes rotten, whether it's Barbara Stanwyck as the wife plotting her husband's death in Double Indemnity or Glenn Close as the wronged lover in Fatal Attraction, it is seen as a tantalising aberration: a perversion of the maternal ideal, an attack of the Lady Macbeths.

On January 31, Koda hosted All Night Nippon; discussing her manager's recent marriage and plans on having children, Koda remarked that "When women turn 35, their amniotic fluid goes rotten, so I'd like them to have a child by 35".

All that food went rotten.

Has the big apple gone rotten?

The world economy has gone rotten, sponsorship is tough.

Don't handle pickles because they will go rotten with your touch.

"I thought maybe something had gone rotten in my refrigerator," she said.

But Johnson remains the symbolic figurehead of all that went rotten in sport.