Sentence examples for the rotten of from inspiring English sources
In 1997, Malcolm McLaren, the Sex Pistols' former manager, recalled the Rotten of the early 70s, when he first became a part of the band: Johnny Rotten wandered into the shop one evening to buy a pair of brothel creepers in black suede.
The rottenest of the rotten..
The rottenest of the rotten...
David Nowell New Barnet, Hertfordshire Could there be a clearer illustration of the rotten heart of professional football than a comparison of two news items recently?
Henry Paulson has said that the purpose of the current bailout - more properly the nationalization of the rotten debts of our banks - is to restore "free markets".
"That leaves much of the rotten core of the police still in place".
Come and see one of the rotten boroughs of our times - a public company's AGM.
How ultimately ironic that the only hard story to emerge is of the rotten core of the WEF.
Indeed, they are all reminiscent of the rotten boroughs of 18th-century England that infuriated the Founding Fathers.
On return trips in recent weeks, he said, his village was "full of the rotten smell of dead animals".
Included in those documents was proof of the rotten nature of the country's leaders that everybody had suspected but nobody could confirm.
