Sentence examples for rotting to from inspiring English sources

"They both knew the grandfather had passed away and was rotting to the point where the house reeked of death".

We've voted in governments that are rotting to the core, Appointing Godless judges who throw reason out the door.

One astute tweeter said "it's actually the next Dan Brown novel", while another – a "spiritual activist" – added that "the reptile house is rotting to the core".

If they stayed locked in their own homes, slowly rotting to death as heroin users have been doing for decades, then what hope would they have?

Carbon dating these remains and their surroundings revealed these bodies were buried up to 600 years after death — to keep bodies from rotting to pieces after such a long time, they must have been intentionally preserved, unlike the bodies of animals also buried at the site, which had been left to decay.

If water sits on the plant overnight, it can cause rotting to occur or leave the plant prone to diseases.

Its infrastructure has rotted to nothing and so, in many places, has any sign of a state.

The last mango crop was sold for the minister's profit, or rotted to purplish pulp in the pack sheds.

He lives on the second floor, where the bathroom has rotted to a point where few use it.

A seed has to rot at first to be reborn".

They can be susceptible to rot if left to sit in cold, wet conditions.