Sentence examples similar to rotten ball from inspiring English sources
It doesn't matter that his balls look like rotten old chestnuts.
Last week saw yet more exciting developments in the province's long-delayed kick to the balls of the rotten construction industry-Mafia-politics cesspool.
The Jabulani ball - designed by Adidas - was described as "rotten" by Spain goalkeeper Iker Casillas.
New Year's Eve is on the way, and just as surely as that ball will be dropped, many of us will have a rotten time.
Charlie was gregarious; he morris-danced and taught us how to lob a rotten apple (on the end of a pruning saw, it curve-balls perfectly and hits the unexpected in a great splatter).
His face twists, his expression screams I-can't-believe-I'm-such-a-rotten-hitter, and finally, he looks up to follow the flight of the ball, for confirmation of his failure.
Mike Ashley, the company's founder and majority owner, admitted in a rare TV interview that he had taken his eye off the ball but claimed the problems at the company's warehouse were caused by "the odd rotten apple".
