Sentence examples for rotten crowd from inspiring English sources
"Paul got involved with a rotten crowd up in Dublin, Tom.
This is a rotten crowd, even the pious Christian Huckabee and certainly Mayor Giuliani and the aspiring vice president, Sarah Palin".
This is what makes Nick recognise Gatsby as the true upholder of the elusive American Dream and worthy of the final and only tribute he addresses to him: "They're a rotten crowd.
At times when that has not been the case Americans have responded with authentic outrage, surmising that the people at the top are, as Nick Carraway said, "a rotten crowd", with bootlegging Gatsby better than the whole damn bunch put together.In this section An hereditary meritocracy Getting 'em young Reprints Todays elite is a long way from the rotten lot of West Egg.
Or a modern day chronicler should say to him, "They're a rotten crowd.
But the "plumbers" weren't the only thing rotten about the Nixon crowd.
The smell of rotten eggs become intense and the crowd, again, is right there with you.
A surprise success of the spring season, "Something Rotten!" is as gleefully disposable a crowd-pleaser as they come, telling the story of two hapless Renaissance rivals to Shakespeare who decide to mount the world's first musical comedy.
But the Marlins scored seven runs in the top of the first, and when Reyes led off the bottom of the inning, the crowd was already in a rotten mood.
He started by thanking the crowd for not showing up with rotten vegetables.
