Sentence examples for rotten said from inspiring English sources

"Y'all were rotten," said South Carolina Republican congressman John Michael Mick Mulvaneyey.

"The system is rotten," said Frank J. Macchiarola, the commission chairman, and a Democrat.

"People are not registered with dentists, they can't afford to go private and therefore their teeth are going rotten," said Paul Rowen, the member of Parliament for Rochdale.

"Underneath the economic boom, something's rotten," said Joe Lehrer, who has 32 years in the local, 24 behind the wheel of a cement mixer.

Jason Worilds, a linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers, quit football to proselytize for Jehovah's Witnesses, while Jake Locker, a quarterback for the Tennessee Titans (some would argue that Mr Locker's promise had already passed from ripe to rotten), said last week that he "no longer [had] the burning desire necessary to play the game for a living".

"Don't we just love to spoil our pups rotten," said Missy, who has three dog beds in her home and one in her office.

"It smelled rotten," says Hopper.

"The whole lot of 'em are rotten," says Alastor "Mad Eye" Moody, a former dark-wizard hunter, or Auror, for the Ministry of Magic.

She didn't reply – Rotten says that she tries not to feed the trolls – but comments like this have become routine since the 22-year-old former porn actress announced that she was pregnant last May.

Fiction by Alejandro Zambra: " 'The National Institute is rotten, but the world is rotten,' he said.

"The National Institute is rotten, but the world is rotten," he said.