Sentence examples for which are rotten from inspiring English sources
That's the grizzled meat staring up at us from this plate, next to the potatoes served up in the name of "public health" but which are rotten to the core.
The damage thus done to Pakistan's judiciary, which was rotten to begin with, will take years to undo.
Academic weight increases as the research grows farther from the source, which is rotten at the core.
"We need to end the horrible system of pay to play, which is rotten to the core," Senator Lance said.
One day I went into the dilapidated gallery to find water fountaining out of the walls - the drains were behind the walls, which were rotten.
"You're going to have methane, which is basically farts; hydrogen sulphide, which is rotten eggs; and you're going to have ammonia, which smells a lot like cat pee".
The prospects for private consumption, which accounted for around 50% of GDP growth over the past ten years, are rotten.
I'm very much looking forward to I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, which starts this Sunday; this was the second year I was asked to do it, and again I turned it down because a) I'm not a celebrity, b) I'd miss my husband too much and c) I'm greedy and would eat all the rations, which would be rotten for my fellow campers.
Roads and railways are rotten.
