Sentence examples for to rotten from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of perishable items, overridden with bacteria and other infectious agents.
- If you leave a bin unattended for a few weeks, the rubbish inside will turn rotten.
McLaren or his friend Jamie Reid might drop a word like 'anarchy' or 'vacant' that Rotten seizes upon and turns into a manifesto, but McLaren is not the Svengali to Rotten he'd like to be perceived as.
Perez likened its scent to "rotten eggs in a rare form".
Because these banks have no history of lending to rotten state industry, they are more profitable than the big four.
When I shop at real stores I am so used to rotten service that I don't even notice it anymore.
"Just take a deep breath, step away from the computer, and maybe go for a walk," Mr. Atchity wrote in an open letter to Rotten Tomatoes readers.
Often these are the sectors most damaged by graft and political indecision, from telecoms and power firms to rotten public-sector banks.
"If you want a man to be nice to you, you have to be rotten to him".
I want to be rotten to accept the idea of dying.
I am impressed by the refusal of graduates to submit to their rotten deck of cards.
Meanwhile, childhood obesity has quadrupled over the last 30 years, leading to many rotten teeth having to be extracted.
What not to do: tell employees they should feel good when they have every reason to feel rotten.
