Sentence examples for rotten out from inspiring English sources

This is a question that even Lolita's most enthused historians can't answer, but in So Pretty/Very Rotten, out today on Koyama Press, artists and writers Jane Mai and An Nguyen tackle the subculture's history, iterations, and nuances.

"You gotta take the rotten apples out," he said.

From the ground, I witnessed the savage results of American air superiority: tanks and troop carriers turned upside down and ripped inside out; rotten, burned, half-buried bodies littering the desert like the detritus of years -- not weeks -- of combat.

The theme fits in well with exploring gender role descriptions sung during a Guyanese childhood hand game: Boys are rotten made out of cotton, Girls are sexy made out of Pepsi.

"When you get the rotten apples out of the projects, you make it a better place to live," said Ray Maldonado, 28, a high school baseball coach who has lived in the Wald Houses in Manhattan all his life.

And one of the best films about the dark side of a sports star is Ron Shelton's Cobb (1994), starring Tommy Lee Jones as baseball legend Ty Cobb, the so-called "Georgia Peach", who turned out to be rotten at the core.

If you don't take the rotten apple out, it's gonna rot out all the other apples.

So Pretty/Very Rotten comes out in an uncertain time for Lolita adherents.

Time to throw out the rotten apples, pits and all.

In their statement on Thursday, the armed forces said the authorities would "decisively" eliminate "the criminal and murder gangs and chasing them out of their rotten hide-outs wherever they are until clearing the homeland of their evils," the official SANA news agency reported.

The peach trees in the little orchard turned out to be rotten.