I've had about enough of you and your rotten little ways.

She had seen the rotten lives of her own father and mother.

She wanted the rotten wall down and they were so close now.

Sure, they were on the wrong side, and working under a rotten system.

Without a man a woman's life is more rotten than with one.

Some guy who'll never know what a rotten day I had.

Including all the rotten things we do to each other.

The whole rotten system needs to be turned on its head.

I'll be no party to the rotten things he does.

Any man who would do to me what he'd done had something rotten inside.

Poor thing, she must be having a rotten time just now.

He felt rotten enough about using her as it was.

It was rotten, but too big for him to move.

No, I was feeling quite a different kind of rotten.

But it was a rotten thing for her to do.

That's a rotten thing to do to an old friend.

We're in for a rotten time of it if we press on.

"Move and the next one is right through your rotten head."

This world and its people have always been rotten at the heart.

And one way or another I'd given her a rotten time of it.

"You could feel how rotten people felt having to vote on this."

That is how rotten things had got in Washington, and it actually happened.

What else would you expect after the rotten day I'd had?

And I knew we'd get into that rotten stuff pretty soon.

He was the cause of everything rotten that's happened to us.

"We have too many dead and the bodies are getting rotten."

Yes - even the giant redwoods - they got rotten branches.

Because once fruit gets ripe, it starts to get rotten."

In spring and summer it melts a little and the ice gets rotten.

I'll wager there's never a worry about getting rotten meat in your stew there.

I think the wood is getting rotten now."

But he got rotten, putrid blood in him.

You rush a miracle man, you get rotten miracles.

Due to too less customers and a warm summmer the meat gets rotten.

My Peter and they've got rotten coughs.

"Come on, we're going to get rotten drunk.

He wants to get coconuts off the trees when they are just ripe enough, but before they get rotten.

"Things have gotten rotten here.

Holcomb turned, jerked open the door, paused in the doorway, and said, "For one whose methods are so damned cunning, you get rotten results."

"They don't get rotten like wood.

He's got rotten luck."

"Sergel has gotten rotten.

Now about half of us get a decent deal while the other half - who have probably got rotten toasters, too - are more ripped off than ever.

"Don't you hurry me, sonny, you hurry a miracle man, you get rotten miracles, that what you want?"

"You're getting rotten computation, that's a sure thing, and I don't blame you pilots for yelling, but I don't believe that you've got the right answer.

While it is the agency's job to lie, cheat and steal to gather information abroad, "among ourselves, if you do not have the highest level of integrity, the place gets rotten.

"But I get rotten letters that say, 'I love your books, but I hated the film and I'm not seeing another film that you've made.' "

"Give us tents when it's nice and sunny, then take them away when the weather gets rotten," Girana said as he got ready to settle in himself for three hours.

He didn't mind getting rotten results in everything; what he dreaded was having some keen young master try to buck him up, give him special tuition, prove he could do better if he really tried.

A sentence that reads, in its entirety, "The time is ripe" sort of sits there, getting rotten, calling out for an extension of the cliche to "The time is ripe for (whatever)."