Sentence examples for rotten piece from inspiring English sources

For this rotten piece of luck, we can feel sorry for Gordon Brown.

An interesting point arose in connection with a VHC clue from last month's competition; 'This line's a rotten piece of public transport' for SEPTENTRIONAL.

We could have come back to Wales, checked when the Feast of Santa Caterina was and followed his technique to the letter, and we'd have ended up with a rotten piece of meat.

The laws that defined and circumscribed life in the Jim Crow South were warped, but it was also the law — farsighted, fair-minded jurisprudence — that gave us the tools to dismantle segregation, piece by rotten piece.

"If you looked into a pot of stew and saw a rotten piece of meat," Mr. Stein said, "would you take it out and eat the rest of the stew?

"Part of that is making sure that we are continuing to connect the Afghan people to the Afghan government as a whole, and when you've got a rotten piece of that, the people don't want to connect to it," he said.

He is a man of great talent but he is throwing it away on drink and worry over his misfortunes … His name, I forgot to say, is Scott Fitzgerald, and a New York paper has just published a miserable interview with him – it was a lousy trick, a rotten … piece of journalism, going to see a man in that condition, gaining his confidence, and then betraying him.

To avoid being rotten, a piece of buccal mucosa was kept in Krebs buffer and stored at 4 °C for 2 h.

In the last two weeks, The New York Times has laid two gigantic, sexist "tech trend piece" rotten eggs and unleashed the wrath of the Internet as a result (And not just from women).

What Hugh really did was not simply restore his truck--he remanufactured it, duplicating all kinds of rotten sheet-metal pieces in stainless steel, so they will never rust again.

He spit out that last word like a piece of rotten food.