Sentence examples for rotten day from inspiring English sources

Boris enormously outperformed the Tories on a really rotten day for them in the capital".

That gave the McCain backers a certain tincture of hope after a rotten day.

When I've had a rotten day (and even when it's been a great one), I play his music.

At the end of her rotten day, Kathleen came home to a dark house, fell into her kid's empty bed, hugged his teddy bear and wept.

"Some mornings, you get up on the wrong side of the bed, and part of the rotten day is that the same swipe you've done always doesn't work".

Another rotten day for the Yorkshire Phoenix, who lie bottom of the First Division, as the Leicestershire Foxes' overseas contingent ran amok.

Over the years, in fact, commuting has become a necessary escape valve; no matter how rotten my day, I've left it behind by the time I pull into my driveway.

It was a rotten damn day".

This my friends is what constitutes a no good, really bad, terribly rotten, unproductive day.

"At the same time, I spoiled Mochi rotten since Day One and spent a lot of time with him.

The federal judge in that case called Lopez's prosecution "rotten from day one," citing, among other problems, "an overzealous and deceitful trial prosecutor".