Sentence examples for rotten roads from inspiring English sources

It is landlocked, with rotten roads and dismal transport connections.

He is accused of doing nothing to improve rotten roads, rubbish-strewn alleys, unreliable supplies of electricity and water, whereas voters recall his predecessor, from the BJP, having done a better job.

But that's the rotten road that brought the Democrats this far.

The ride isn't punishing, not even on nasty, rotten Midwestern roads, and the same goes for the Track model.

Under Hosni Mubarak, who had ruled the country for three decades before being ousted in 2011, wealth and the government's attentions flowed to cities, leaving rural Egypt to suffer bad roads, rotten schools, clogged irrigation canals and abusive officials; most farmers supported his downfall.

Locals, she admits, are frustrated by bad roads and rotten electricity supplies.

Rotten oranges littered the road.

The roads are cracked; rotten wooden cottages sink beneath mud.

Some traffic was visible on the main road, the same rotten one that connects much of the interior of eastern Africa, including Uganda, with the sea.

Roads and railways are rotten.

Either that or they're muddy and rotten and piled high on a dirty road, surrounded by rancid garbage, rank cooking fires, beggar children and grinning, greasy swindlers.