Sentence examples for had gone rotten from inspiring English sources
"I thought maybe something had gone rotten in my refrigerator," she said.
The food in my refrigerator had gone rotten from not eating it; inside my kitchen trashcan, there were maggots squirming among the waste.
In another, Lady Divine kills her boyfriend and proceeds to eat his heart; in actuality, Divine bit into a cow's heart which had gone rotten from being left out on the set all day.
But when people think the language itself has gone rotten, it's when they are losing arguments.
A piece of food you forgot to throw away will have gone rotten and caused your entire house to smell a bit like a bin, too.
But just how could one protect oneself if it's just one of the people one knows in this instance Michel Cohen that has gone rotten?
A couple of days ago that same friend wandered into the office and handed me one of those medical pee-cup deals labeled, "Ben's fractured shard of a toe has gone rotten for Jon, [heart] Ben".
A couple of days ago that same friend wandered into the office and handed me one of those medical pee-cups labelled, "Ben's fractured shard of a toe has gone rotten for Jon, [heart] Ben".
But in a place like the Goodwill store in East Harlem, all it meant was that the economy had gone from thoroughly rotten to merely terrible.
I met an Italian lady and when she managed to open one container, all of the food and everything had just gone rotten.
