Sentence examples for will be rotten from inspiring English sources
We bought lots of bread still we are worried power will go off and all the food will be rotten.
If I get shot it will be rotten for some people at home, but I am bound to get it in the neck sometime, so why not make a creditable show, and let people see that poets can fight as well as anybody else?
Consumer spending will be rotten for some time.
Despite this buy rating on Goldman Sachs, Bove acknowledges that the firm's earnings, which will be reported on July 20, will be "rotten" because the investment banking and trading businesses were poor this quarter.
Sometimes an apple will be rotten at the core, which is nearly undetectable at the produce stand.
Most pumpkins will be rotten beyond recovery after a week and a half to two weeks.
The Wall Street Journal called these copulas "a produce scale that not only weighs a bag of apples but estimates the chance that they'll all be rotten in a week".
Only robust proposals for reform will dispel the feeling that something is rotten in the state of Westminster.
The more complex the Clearstream affair seems, the harder it will be for ordinary voters to determine who is in the right and the more likely it is that they will conclude that the whole lot are rotten.
The damage thus done to Pakistan's judiciary, which was rotten to begin with, will take years to undo.
