Sentence examples for rotten year from inspiring English sources

It has been a rotten year.

What a rotten year it's been!

FARMERS in the mid-west are having a rotten year.

IT HAS been a rotten year for Turkey's generals.

But like he says, it has been a rotten year.

For many of the world's big commercial banks, 2008 was a rotten year.

The latter were fairly represented by Nat Hentoff in Jazz Country (1965), for example, and Maria Wojciechowska in The Rotten Years (1971).

Since the mid-1980s, tradersders, bankers, hedge fund managers and private equity gurus have reeled in millions of dollars in rotten years and tens and hundreds of millions — a handful even making billions — while the good times rolled.

Another winner lately has been four-year-old ProFunds UltraSector Wireless, up 65.6% in 2003 and 32% in 2004, after two rotten years.

After a number of very rotten years in the immediate post-Soviet period, when the struggling nascent state was wracked by several ethnic-cum-civil wars at once, deprived of virtually all power and reduced to a beggars' state, little Georgia now seems to be turning the corner.

SINGAPORE — Asian airlines had a rotten financial year in 2008, and 2009 is shaping up no better.