Sentence examples for rots at from inspiring English sources
For example, Greek peach farmers face ruin as their produce rots at the roadside.
The fruit stays in place until it rots, at which point it may or may not be replaced, according to its instructions.
Every league in every country essentially the same, season after season after season, while the 'small' clubs gradually wither away and football, as a vibrant cultural institution, rots at the roots and dies.
The fish always rots at the head.
"Listen, a fish rots at the head," Priebus said.
Fungal rots at the microbial scale have massive agricultural chemical companies chasing increasingly expensive and dangerous solutions that pit hubris, genetic engineering against evolution.
Moreover, this rot-at-the-top theory doesn't really explain wage stagnation, inequality, the Great Recession or changes in social capital.
Basal decay indicates rotting at the base of a tree.
And the involvement of stablemasters suggests rot at the top.
The British empire was literally rotting at the core.
As usual, the novel has urban rot at its core.
