Sentence examples for rotten were from inspiring English sources

In his 1990 book about football hooligans, Among the Thugs, Bill Buford described it in almost apocalyptic terms: "I thought I might be overcome by the odours rising out of my seat, so powerfully rotten were the stands on which it had been fixed".

Westwood provided that by instigating a fight with another audience member; McLaren and Rotten were soon involved in the melee.

But "Rotten" wasn't rotten.

Rotten is acceptable, as is putrid.

The notion that our generation has been spoiled rotten is not a terribly new thought.

Hamlet had the trustworthy friend Horatio, and, for all the bloodletting, what was "rotten" was purged.

How rotten is the state of the U.S. housing market?

The full capitals of "ROTTEN" are Zelda's.

Rotten apples were picked up from the ground.

Schiele's rotten beauty is in place.

Another rotten decade was the 1970s.