Sentence examples for rotten terrible from inspiring English sources

"It's a horrible, rotten, terrible, broken system," he said.

The situation is rotten and terrible.

It's ROTTEN and awful and terrible and we left".

Twenty years before the noir Gatsby was the first cinematic version, a silent film from 1926 that has been lost, although the academic Anne Margaret Daniel recently revealed in the Huffington Post that a letter in the Fitzgerald archives shows that Scott and Zelda attended a screening of the film in 1927: Zelda wrote to their daughter that it was "ROTTEN and awful and terrible and we left".

But in a place like the Goodwill store in East Harlem, all it meant was that the economy had gone from thoroughly rotten to merely terrible.

Sarah Maslin Nir's extraordinary two-part exposé, in the Times, of the rotten pay and terrible working conditions in New York's nail-salon industry is full of revelatory and shocking details.

Drug Dealer and Playing With Fire are the rapped ballads of two of the principal characters in the film (drug dealer Chris and the impressionable young Jake), and Drew really feels for them and their rotten childhoods, the terrible odds stacked against them, their mistakes, so easily made.

"I had a terrible, rotten childhood," Keel said in 1995.

If anything, it exposes how backward, and how rotten, and how terrible the FARC is.

When she took a shower, the smell was terrible — like rotten eggs and diarrhea.

We inherited a rotten borough from a terrible Labour administration that was anything but progressive.