Sentence examples for might be rotten from inspiring English sources
Now that I've interviewed these never-lived-anywhere-elsers, I'm thinking "roots" might be rotten.
It might be rotten from within, but I think it's worth a shot".
However, flies tend to ignore or even avoid both low levels of vinegar (which suggest that the fruit is not ripe enough) and high levels of vinegar (which suggest that the fruit might be rotten).
If you feel a cabbage and it feels soft and spongy rather than firm and dense, your cabbage might be rotten on the inside.
The egg must be fresh!! Throw away any egg that you find cracked as it might be rotten or poisonous.
We cling comfortingly to Leo Tolstoy's famous adage about "every unhappy family being unhappy in its own way" and there's an odd but definite pleasure to be had in learning that things aren't as rosy as they seem, that the golden family beaming out from strategically placed photo frames might actually be rotten at their core.
This might make for good tv, but as history, it's rotten compost.
She is rotten through and through, as you feel Ayres might have put it herself.
Hints that cash transfers might one day replace help-in-kind are also welcome.But much is rotten about the food scheme.
