Sentence examples for is too rotten from inspiring English sources

Besides, the wall is too rotten for a shelf".

Finally, if the bird is too rotten for the skin and feathers to be preserved, as is the case with some salvaged specimens, the skeleton alone may be preserved.

The weather was too rotten even for Marine One.

Skin samples were out of the question; the bodies were too rotten.

"It was too rotten anyway so it had to be cleaned up.

The meat was too rotten but I got marrow out of the bones while on the run.

The original brake wheel was too rotten to repair, and showed evidence that it had been altered from the original one installed in 1819.

The Americans respond that France is too ready to tolerate rotten and dangerous regimes in the name of stability and international consensus.This philosophical gap leads to clear divisions on policy.

I wonder how much regulation is too much and whether a few rotten apples really have spoiled us all.

A mail of mudfrom his den's driedalong his back and side,and he would if he raised his snoutcatch my scent,except he's too intent,tearing the rotten wood out of an old pine stump,to notice anythingbut hunger's gnawingand his own low grunts.

The vast majority of mothers failed to heed the instruction to leave an identifying token, perhaps because they were too beaten down by rotten lives to imagine a time when they would be able to provide a warm, clean home for their baby.