Sentence examples for it a rotten from inspiring English sources
Its podcast, Page 94, was a limp affair when it started and I gave it a rotten review.
Tom, who became a liberal Democrat and law professor, called it a rotten, immoral war, while Chuck countered that it was a noble cause gone wrong.
Tony and Jan Jenkinson, from Whitehaven in Cumbria, called it a "rotten stinking hovel" and later found that £100 had been charged to their credit card.
Unfortunately, Secret's slow response to criticisms that it facilitated cyberbullying gave it a rotten reputation with some.
And because of this, matched with the mania, and critical reaction that earned it a Rotten Tomato score, it was more than qualified to attract the mockery that came its way.
"It is a rotten PR fail … It is just ridiculous that they had set this up on the day of this huge price hike.
JIMMY (contentedly puffing at his pipe, ready to engage in endless conversation): It's a rotten night out, isn't it?
But it'd be more accurate to say it was a rotten business.
"It was an encouraging performance against Italy even if it was a rotten result," said Lineker.
It's a rotten combination.
