Sentence examples for kind of rotten from inspiring English sources

What's really a drag about "R.I.P.D". is that it's exactly the kind of rotten comic-book adaptation that helps give comic-book adaptations a bad name.

But in all cases, the strong scent of neediness comes off their planned Mipim session titles ("Croydon: the economic powerhouse of the south-east") – and forces them into the kind of rotten deals that jeopardise the livelihoods of their residents.

As fate and the kind of rotten karma that has shadowed the Nets for decades would have it, they rolled into town just in time for the Magic and their fans to celebrate the decision by Howard, the league's premier center, to waive the opt-out clause that was supposed to land him in New Jersey as Williams's co-star by the N.B.A. trade deadline Thursday.

He added the city's famously innovative ring road had created a kind of "rotten doughnut" in the city centre.

"I've had every kind of rotten job you can imagine," he said.

Or if Cheddar is ripened carelessly, he said, "sometimes it can turn sulfuric, kind of rotten-eggy".

Supermodel dramas aside, the show had a kind of rotten-girl exuberance, conveyed in slithery animal-print dresses, jumbo-size parkas in neon green and yellow, shiny hooker stilettos and necklaces jangling with bottle caps.

But it still looks weak and miserable and craven and all kinds of rotten".

What Hugh really did was not simply restore his truck--he remanufactured it, duplicating all kinds of rotten sheet-metal pieces in stainless steel, so they will never rust again.

If McBride can shrug off those kinds of rotten, sucker-punch jabs, we're totally in his corner.

I fret that I might be, as Larry McMurtry described me, a kind of spokesperson for rotten marriages.