Sentence examples for rotten run from inspiring English sources

So it is possible that the Triple Crown is just on a really rotten run of luck.

In the group's other match, Norway's rotten run continued when they went down 2-1 in Belarus.

You cannot start talking about historic victories or turning points on one result, but a rotten run of one victory from 19 league games was at least halted, and McClaren left St James Parkk last night with that most precious of things: time.

"He's just having a rotten run of luck with injuries," added Pivac.

Fulham will also be looking to redress a rotten run of form which has included just one win in 10 games when Southampton come to Craven Cottage.

Somehow, in the midst of these rotten runs, Bayern and Hoffenheim are still level on points.

Some gifted and canny writers have made a mint by appealing to teenagers' sense of anguish and victimhood, the notion that they are forever embattled and persecuted by a rotten world run by authoritarian bozos.

In a life lousy with rotten judgment, running out on rehab may have been the dumbest move ODB ever made.

Voting for lesser of two (or three) evils is a pretty rotten way to run a democracy, after all.

One commenter on my last blog post asserted that the economy would recover if middle-class people "would work harder, spend less, kill their televisions, stop drinking alcohol, stop eating sugary fat foods, exercise an hour a day and stop letting their rotten little brats run wild".

The subtitles also use words and phrases like "yikes," "get a load of the new dupe," "jackpot," "pack of lousy, rotten rats," "home run" and "dreamboat," none of which, it is safe to say, would have been uttered by Verdi or Piave.