Sentence examples for it would be rotten from inspiring English sources

After all, it would be rotten if, when Churchill replaces Elizabeth Fry on your fiver in 2016, every banknote were fronted by a dude.

I'm very much looking forward to I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, which starts this Sunday; this was the second year I was asked to do it, and again I turned it down because a) I'm not a celebrity, b) I'd miss my husband too much and c) I'm greedy and would eat all the rations, which would be rotten for my fellow campers.

And if he found bullets they would be rotten and useless.

But if they were apples, one would be rotten and the other perfectly ripe.

"They would be rotten with cancer if allowed to live beyond sixteen months".

And while it would be a rotten spoiler to describe how she does it, I can say that her scene is the one that best combines Ms. Paulus's dazzling big-top concept with Fosse's more intimate sense of showbiz troupers making love to an audience.

Even if it was rotten, it would be left standing, as the tree can still live hundreds of years more.

Ralambo announced that it would be sufficient to throw a rotten egg at the warriors, and Kelimalaza would take care of the rest.

If there were only a few rotten apples, it would be better if they were just thrown away, by letting a few bad banks go under.

Questions decided it would be a good idea to throw rotten milk around the place, which stunk.

But the whole point of last year's emergency rescue was that it would be followed by sweeping changes of the rotten banking system to make it more open, accountable and secure.