Sentence examples for in rotten from inspiring English sources

Over at the Daily Beast, Les Gelb provides a history lesson, noting that "in rotten regimes that fall to street mobs, the historical pattern has been moderates followed by new dictators".

You cannot carve in rotten wood.

Cuba is clearly in rotten shape.

The UK public finances are certainly in rotten shape.

The local brewer was poorly positioned in the market and in rotten financial shape.

The job market is in rotten shape, and business investment is hitting historic lows.

Lagriinae (lagriids) and Alleculinae (comb-clawed beetles) feed in rotten logs.

The larvae of Rutelinae (shining leaf chafers), which have similar habits, sometimes feed in humus or in rotten wood.

A viscount on horseback in Rotten Row; and his blacksmith, no less proud, in the next shot.

Back in Rotten Row, Mike and his flushers from Thames Water are packing up for the morning: enough of schooling journalists in London's bowel movements, it's time to get on with some real work.

Here we are in Rotten Row, by Albert Gate, at the edge of Hyde Park, on an ordinary London morning, only it doesn't feel very ordinary, because I'm wearing white overalls, plastic red gloves, a miner's helmet (with lamp), a harness, and rubber waders that come up to the crotch.