Sentence examples for going to rot from inspiring English sources

Is this going to rot? We've switched the material a couple times to improve our footprint.

She said he was going to rot in hell for that.

"But the wood's going to rot if I don't use it".

"Forty, fifty percent of our crop is going to rot in the ground," said Gerald Roberts, the L.S.U.

Mr. Dingell still sits on the committee and says that though he has not made a decision about seeking another term, "I'm not going to rot".

"It's November, and the fruit is going to rot: what do we do with it?" Mr. McCarthy asked, casting himself back several hundred years.

That is a beautiful riff, worthy of Chaplin, on the inverted values of a world gone to rot, whereas the gags in Anderson's film are more about themselves, delighting in the literal and the overparticular.

There seems to be water scarcity, and a totalitarian government, and some of the "world gone to rot" tropes you'd expect to see (gangs, motorcycles, etc).. Illustrated with a boxy, rough-hewn look by Hayden Sherman, and featuring a tight and compelling script by Sean Lewis, The Few follows Edan Hale, a drifter taksed with keeping a baby safe in the badlands.

"After independence, our built heritage was left to go to rot," Mr. Besson said.

The hills are sliding into the city, cellphones have gone to static, expensive hairdos have gone to rot.

Now, an investigation by The Times has shown that New York's group homes for the disabled — thousands of widely dispersed, state-licensed residences that were intended to replace and mitigate the cruelty of the warehouses — have themselves gone to rot.