Sentence examples for is rotten luck from inspiring English sources
They cannot be shirked.That Mr Cameron has propelled the government into an industrial makeover at a time of economic turmoil is rotten luck.
"It's rotten luck, but it'll be our secret," Jackson says, desperate and patronizing.
It may be rotten luck that the prime minister seems to be on holiday during so many major crises.
He's plum in front and there's no other decision Venkat could give, but it's rotten luck.
Mkhitaryan was taken off on a stretcher after damaging his left ankle trying to elude Danny Rose's sliding challenge and it would have been rotten luck for the Armenian if it had meant a long period of rehabilitation just as he was finally demonstrating why Mourinho was so keen to bring him to the club in the first place.
On Thursday evening, Simonsen tweeted: "Feel so sorry for Cammy, it's rotten luck, but I will step up; I want this so much... ......
On Thursday evening, Simonsen tweeted: "Feel so sorry for Cammy, it's rotten luck, but I will step up; I want this so much... .. The former Everton, Stoke, Sheffield United and Dundee player has made one appearance for the League One champions, keeping a clean sheet in a league win at Forfar in January.
Something is rotten somewhere.
Everything else is "rotten".
The whole system is rotten.
