Sentence examples for will rot all over from inspiring English sources
An equal-opportunity rogue, he will rot all over again in a British prison.
It is important to note that shallow planted bulbs will rot if over-watered.
It's why virtually every regional newspaper in the UK run by the Trinity Group has reprinted the same two drug stories – a creepy one about what to do if your neighbours are smoking cannabis, and an out-of-date, debunked story about how cocaine will rot your flesh – multiple times over the last two years.
However, there is a risk that they will rot if you leave them over winter.
Be careful not to over water as it will rot if watered too heavily.
If over-used, neatsfoot oil will rot stitching, but can work fine if used sparingly--it gives leather a dark color, however.
Kasich has said that opponents of Obamacare's Medicaid expansion will rot in hell, and implemented the expansion over the objections of Ohio's Republican-controlled state legislature.
Plus, she had tolerated her husband better when he wasn't such a vain custodian of the ephemeral — one mustn't fawn over that which will rot, someone important must have once said.
In time, the boards in my fence will rot and random tree roots will up and knock it over.
Watering your garden adequately is important, but don't over water, otherwise your plants will rot.
