Sentence examples for something gone bad from inspiring English sources

I'm not a human being anymore.' Interview with Akua, prayer camp, 8th May 2008 The Twi s ɛe, translated here as 'spoilt' is a polysemic word, used to describe moral corruption, bewitchment or bedevilment, rotten food, something gone bad or wasted.

"I want to provide for us if something goes bad.

The way you answer after something goes bad, I think that shows your character and that's what he did".

"If something goes bad it could be a tragedy," Hawk said.

BBC Capital: So what's an investor do to if something goes bad?

Say "sorry" if something goes bad.

Bail out if you see something going bad.

I don't know if it was the oysters or the caviar, but something had gone bad.

The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council is asking participants about five potential new products: Scotland-grown bananas; no-calorie cake; anticancer broccoli; lasagna that keeps for months at room temperature; and "smart" labels that could detect when something's gone bad.

And consumers need to remember to trust their senses--not confusing sell-by, use-by, and expiration dates--to tell if something has gone bad.

If you say that your stomach hurts because you think you ate something that had gone bad, questions arise.