Sentence examples for rotten speech from inspiring English sources

Never mind, too, that Israel has suffered, and survived, a good deal worse on Yom Kippur than a rotten speech — like the start of an Arab war against it in 1973.

Overweight, with rotten teeth and thickened speech, he was living in a small end-of-terrace house in Derbyshire with his then-girlfriend Felicia and their toddler, Joseph.

They tossed rotten eggs and made fiery speeches calling on their government to sever diplomatic ties with Denmark and evict its ambassador.

Nobody threw rotten tomatoes -- until after Robert Parker's speech at the 10th annual Symposium for Professional Wine Writers in Napa Valley last week, when the twittersphere erupted in snarky comments.

Swope pronounced F.D.R.'s draft "rotten" and hailed Proskauer's draft as "the greatest speech since Bragg nominated Cleveland".

The Government came into power suggesting that it was opposed to what, in a conference speech of 2009, David Cameron called the whole rotten edifice of Labour's surveillance state.

I'd used the speech to reproach the publishers for giving such rotten deals to writers.

You can find my review of the King's Speech on What the Flick?! with Christy Lemire (Associated Press) and Matt Achity (Rotten Tomatoes) below.

"Broadly speaking, threats and hate speech will get your commenting privileges revoked," explained Matt Atchity, editor in chief of Rotten Tomatoes.

"If you have just a bit of wisdom, you won't tie your rope to the rotten rope of Britain," the militant cleric Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami, above, warned the West in a speech at Tehran University, news agencies reported.

The financier George Soros canceled a speech in Bangkok in February when protesters, including some respected local businesspeople, threatened to pelt him with rotten eggs and fruit.