Sentence examples for rotten record from inspiring English sources

State-owned banks have a rotten record for a reason.

By almost any conceivable metric, the Republican Party has a rotten record on gay rights.

But top weights have a rotten record in Nationals over the past 30-odd years and I think Smith is right to compress differences at the top, giving those horses something like a fair shake.

Like all gold funds, it has had a rotten record over the past ten years.

Given the Council's rotten record and structural flaws, that's an agenda akin to headquartering Alcoholics Anonymous on a bar stool in a busy saloon.

What's the world coming to when you can't even rely on actors to make rotten records any more?

"Lady Bird," Greta Gerwig's coming-of-age film about a teen with a penchant for Dave Matthews Band, puffing on fiberglass and throwing herself out of the occasional moving car has broken a Rotten Tomatoes record.

Let's be honest the Frenchies in the Black Legions never actually released anything worth listening to, quality wise but they are more than equipped when it comes to super rotten demos recorded in cabins or in the basements of their middle-class parents' homes.

This shift is clearly much needed, as the stats show the government's current approach is bearing rotten fruit: a record 3,674 drug deaths were recorded in 2015, with 57 people dying after taking ecstasy – a result, in large part, of increased purity.

This shift is clearly much needed, as the stats show the government's current approach is bearing rotten fruit: A record 3,674 drug deaths were recorded in 2015, with 57 people dying after taking ecstasy a result, in large part, of increased purity.

The Celtics' rotten win-loss record, 25-57, waself-inflicteded.