Sentence examples for have rotten from inspiring English sources

These people have rotten lives.

"All poets' wives have rotten lives," Delmore Schwartz once said.

Thanks to a government-directed lending boom in 2008-11, China's lenders have rotten books.

Five-year-old Kiya has already had to go to the dentist twice to have rotten teeth removed.

A quarter of children start school suffering from tooth decay and one in 40 five-year-olds needs to have rotten teeth removed, figures show.

It hasn't been a success – a million fewer patients were seen on the NHS after the contract was introduced and a recent study showed increasing numbers of children, particularly from deprived areas, were going to hospital to have rotten teeth removed – a throwback to pre-NHS dentistry days.

Sure, Rebecca has rotten boundaries.

Many people have had rotten childhoods and have survived and developed as strong personalities.

The question would never have arisen had Rotten seen the rest of the photo shoot, where the Ramones look rather sweet and impish.

At other supermarkets in this city they've found the food has had rotten milk, blue dye or even bleach poured over it.

But they have had rotten apples in leadership.