Sentence examples for quickly rot from inspiring English sources

What originally began as songs of love and sacrifice quickly rot into gay-bashing and the dangerous, yet indistinct talk of enemies everywhere.

He reflects on why he spends so much time carving his creations, which have appeared in places as far away as Hong Kong and Germany, and at supermodel Heidi Klum's extravagant Halloween party, knowing they will quickly rot and fall apart.

The natives maintain a small space for their village, through constant use of pathways and common areas, but nothing is permanent, their homes quickly rot and have to be rebuilt.

If any of the sprouts get tall enough to touch the plastic dome lid while others are still getting started, prop the lid up as necessary to prevent the leaves from touching it… Any leaves resting against the lid will quickly rot and risk killing the seedling.

While humans and other vertebrates have an internal skeleton surrounded by soft tissue that quickly rots away, ants are encased in an external skeleton; their soft tissues shrivel into dry threads and lumps, but their exoskeletons remain, a knight's armor fully intact long after the knight is gone.

Shapiro's seemingly incontrovertible objection is that the shoes Van Gogh painted could not have been used by a farmer while farming because the Dutch farmers Van Gogh painted wore wooden clogs in the field, not leather shoes, which would have quickly rotted from the damp conditions in the fields (at least before the later advent of rubber souls).

It quickly rots and creates methane gas which is a 21 times more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide.

Brady has said he would rather die quickly than rot slowly in jail.

The Europeans living here having retired from large estates in the highlands--have an overripe quality too, as they down pink gins at the club and remember the good old days: the fading intoxication of a life of too much ease and beauty that went quickly to rot.

Exposure to damp will ruin the target quickly with rot and mold.

The thickness of the pumpkin will not greatly alter how quickly it rots.