1 The house was riddled with dry rot.

2 Rot is eating away the interior of the house.

3 Too much sugar will rot your teeth.

4 Candy will rot your teeth.

5 The fruit had been left to rot on the trees.

6 Rot in the tree trunk caused the tree to fall.

7 Too much sugar will rot your teeth away.

8 The cheap wine will rot your stomach.

9 There's dry rot in the floor.

10 Prod the windowsills to check for signs of rot.

11 Rot has got into the furniture.

12 He was left to rot in prison.

13 Don't talk such utter rot!

14 Sugary canned drinks rot your teeth.

15 He was thrown into prison and left to rot.

16 The rubbish in modern landfills does not rot.

17 Timber is often treated with creosote to deter rot.

18 The trees were in bad shape from dry rot.

19 The trees were cut and left to rot .

20 Most governments simply leave the long-term jobless to rot on the dole.

21 Dead plants rot and become part of the soil again.

22 The window frames carry a 20-year guarantee against rot or decay.

23 The wood must not get damp as rot can quickly result.

24 The ripe fruit began to rot when no one came to pick it.

25 We must try to stop the rot before the whole school is corrupted.

26 The rot set in when his parents divorced and he started taking drugs.

27 We were not in the least worried about the possibility that sweets could rot the teeth.

28 The lower branches of the peach tree began to rot off.

29 It was after he left the company that the rot set in.

30 Condensation will eventually cause the fabric of the building to rot away.

1 The house was riddled with dry rot.

2 Rot is eating away the interior of the house.

3 Too much sugar will rot your teeth.

4 Candy will rot your teeth.

5 We were not in the least worried about the possibility that sweets could rot the teeth.

6 The fruit had been left to rot on the trees.

7 Rot in the tree trunk caused the tree to fall.

8 Dead plants rot and become part of the soil again.

31 It is absolutely scandalous that a fantastic building like this is just left to rot away.

32 The rot set in when we lost that important customer in Japan.

33 The team has enough good players to stop the rot.

34 The old man suffered from serious stomach trouble and began to rot away.

35 Ruben Carter was left to rot in jail for most of his life.

36 I hope the people who did this rot in hell.

37 The rot set in last year when they reorganized the department.

38 The roof timbers were affected by rot and insect attack.

39 In many schools, the rot is beginning to set in. Standards are falling all the time.

40 Without the reform of the economic management system our industry will rot.

41 It took internal whistle-blowing and investigative journalism to uncover the rot.

42 Oil and grease will rot the rubber of your tyres.

43 Investigations had revealed extensive rot in the beams under the ground floor.

44 The team should manage to stop the rot if they play well this week.

45 The wood was soft with rot.

46 Let them rot in hell first!

46 try its best to collect and create good sentences.

47 Why don't the buried nuts go mouldy or rot?

48 The Government could have stopped the rot.

49 If we do not evolve we stagnate and rot.

50 Leave her out of this, let her rot away.

51 Stop the rot. Stop the rot.

52 Not even Ringo's good-natured humour could stop the rot.

53 Rot was more complicated and difficult.

54 Bowman continues: During the monsoon, everything would rot.

55 Dry rot smells fusty and has white cobweb-pattern marks.

56 So how do they stop the rot?

57 Frequently wet rot or dry rot is identified.

58 These minor fungi are generally termed wet rot.

59 Some gardeners control black rot with sulfur sprays.

60 Moisture can rot your house's foundation.

61 Lutz gon na rot in hell.

62 I must say it was an awful lot of rot, although we had reserved seats ....

63 They also abandoned thousands of miles of electric cables and water pipes to rot in the ground.

64 In all the circumstances some rot of some kind was almost inevitable in a good proportion of gliders.

65 They went through all that boring rot about the war again.

66 Problems of rot were always with us but there were other problems as well which were just as serious.

67 Once installed, they can not rot or be attacked by woodworm, and will never need painting.

68 Empty cisterns were used both as graves and as prisons where captives would be bound in fetters and left to rot.

69 It is therefore highly improbable if not impossible that recent damage to a roof would have caused rot in underlying timbers.

70 Damp must not be allowed to enter as rot can quickly result.

71 Joe recommended that everyone thoroughly dried and massaged their feet before climbing into a sleeping bag or they risked skin rot.

72 There is certainly enough talent in the squad to stop the rot.

73 Other rot is obvious, including that working from the outside in after the brittle paint has fractured.

74 Recently, I had a conversation with some key stage 2 pupils about why things rot.

75 It kills wet rot, dry rot and woodworm, and penetrates deeply to protect against future attack.

76 I have come to accept Joe AliTs premise that not a single species is unaffected by the rot taking place.

77 Cut off the base if they have started to rot and then store in a dry place for next year.

78 Dead plants can not rot properly in the waterlogged soil.

79 You can smell the fecund rot of the jungle in every headline.

80 Above all the drift to a self-seeking, self-satisfying,[http:///rot.html] self-fulfilling approach to relationships is where the rot is really setting in.

81 It's better to feed and clothe and house the masses than to let them rot.

82 They had also done something terrible to the boiler, and discovered dry rot in the airing-cupboard.

83 A powerful odor of rot and musk and something much more violent came from her.

84 Between 1994 and 1997, an estimated 200,000 tons were left to rot in the fields.

85 About thirty years back, he said, because during the rainy season goats and sheep got foot rot.

86 If it isn't the dry rot in the roof, it's insects chewing the timbers.

87 He knew that the corner section of the porch floor sagged wit1i dry rot.

88 Why are so many left to rot on local curbs and parkways?

89 In earlier times, charring the wood was a popular method of retarding wet rot.

90 Everyone has their own idea on how to stop the rot.

91 Anything written with biro on cheap paper will quickly rot away creating yet more work for the conservators.

92 A: Perhaps your grapes are suffering from black rot, a fungal disease.

93 The treatment can be used indoors and outside, curing and preventing both wet and dry rot, and wood-worm attacks.

94 If water can penetrate and collect in joints, the wood will rot quickly unless steps are taken to prevent it.

95 The first is the crawl space beneath any suspended timber floors, where rot can quickly develop unless ventilation is good.

96 Millions of these books are shredded yearly or allowed to rot and gather dust in purgatorial existence.

97 His body was left to rot as a warning to others who might be tempted to stray from those paths of righteousness.

98 Each of the three sails was then treated with a special liquid to discourage mildew and rot.

99 Rot in Timber Timber decay which is not owed to insect action is normally the result of fungal attack.

100 As far as they're concerned we could rot in jail.

101 There are two possible strategies for the treatment of an attack of dry rot.

102 I took a big bite, put it back on the table and left it to rot throughout the night.

103 It is another to ask whether he has even begun to succeed in his short-term struggle to stop the rot.

104 Dead and dying trees had been left to rot, as had the slash that was now decaying into the ground.

105 You do talk rot!

106 If water gets inside the woodwork, it causes it to rot.

106 is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

107 More riots in Liverpool, Birmingham, Manchester, the inner cities left to rot or burn.

108 Cellars Cellars are notorious for damp, and for wet and dry rot, because often they have little or no ventilation.

109 If paper does not rot, why bother to substitute it for plastic?

110 The smell of damp and rot seemed to waft from the doorway as if expelled from putrid lungs.

111 It begins with a fluttering in the mould and rot of the leaf litter.

112 Sugar addicts gain weight, rot their teeth, and in extreme cases may even develop diabetes.

113 Carcasses are left to rot, while deer wounded by poor marksmen suffer lingering deaths.

114 The place stank of paraffin and turpentine and dry rot.

115 As strawberries ripen, push some straw or plastic sheeting under them so they can't rot on the soil.

116 In the gutter and against railings caches of autumn leaves were turning black with rot, a reminder of the distant summer.

117 As far as Greenpeace is concerned - unless the rot is stopped now rivers like the Severn are doomed to slow death by poisoning.

118 To me it held overtones of rot and decomposition, perhaps imaginary because of my worries about the condition of the raft.

119 It is cheaper to let them rot than to clear them away.

120 She would rage and scorn, and hold me close for a minute, and promise to leave him to rot away.

121 In general their lifespan is shortened due to mouth rot.

122 In some countries food is left to rot, while in others people are dying from hunger.

123 Window frames carry a thirty year guarantee against rot or decay.

124 Why do Kate's onions grow so well, while mine shrivel and rot in the ground?

125 The concealed roof timbers are then subjected to conditions of continual vaporisation and condensation which give rise to wet and dry rot.

126 In the clamp they last well until February, but tend to rot when the weather warms up in the spring.

127 Other defects such as rot can be detected by probing with a screwdriver.

128 There is little point putting an indestructible door in a frame that will rot in 10 years.

129 Unless you are feeding a large group, try not to buy in bulk, or they will rot.

130 After the experience of working on this table I would say that this is absolute rot.

131 Our churches and cathedrals rot while we build dams and factories to worship as objects.

132 We wormed and wriggled his way through to touch down and the rot set in.

133 It would be absurd to rot away in a building that had no front door.

134 Next came reddish-brown dry rot that turned quickly into smelly slime.

135 As Gottwald began to rot,() less and less of the man seemed to be on display.

136 It's not far from that already. Dry rot in the basement.

137 The fruits were infected by a fungus disease called brown rot.

138 Eventually,[http:///rot.html] to avoid taxation the roof was removed and the shell left to rot.

139 This can then encourage rot to grow on timber, and may also result in frost damage to masonry in cold weather.

140 I just hope the people who did this rot in hell.

141 The biggest enemy of timber cladding - and its supporting battens - is rot.

142 If you leave any water in the bottom of the boat, it'll slowly rot it away.

143 Economic specialists hope to guide the country out of its economic rot.

144 Autumn is an honest month; it does not delude man like spring does! It shows him the dark face of life, the tragedy, the rot, the separation, the sadness! Mehmet Murat ildan 

145 The dead body had begun to rot, and the stench was overpowering.

146 When the manures rot down they add organic matter to the soil, which turns into humus.

147 Who is going to pick up the bill for all their tommy rot and skulduggery, Miss Green?

148 But no - some are even threatening to let their fruit rot on the trees.

149 Anything to rot, to weaken, to undermine!

150 Rot creates horrendous smells that are putrid to experience.

151 What a load of pompous, pseudo-intellectual rot.

152 A strong household bleach might rot the fibres.

153 The infestation of avocado root rot disease is not visually detectable.

154 Suitable reaping time is defined by investigating effect of 3 different times on agronomic traits, yield, bolting rate and soft rot rate of carrot seeded in spring.

155 The occurrence cause of beet root rot was investigated in Zhalantun area of the Inner Mongolia,(http:///rot.html) and the control countermeasures were suggested.

156 Neither the timber frame nor metal chassis were protected against rot.

157 The grapes have a thick skin peel which offers protection against rot.

158 Enhancing resistance to soft rot for plants by genic engineering has been regarded as a feasible way.

159 The pathogen of Amorphophallus soft rot disease is Erwinia carotovora subsp carotovora (Ecc).

160 The results showed that illumination affected the growth rate and resistance of Azolla against black rot disease, both of which were lower under weak light (Tables 1,2).

161 When the secretaries are goofing off , you know the place has dry rot.

162 It cannot attack the rot at the top: that would antagonise poor countries who sit on its board and account for most of its custom.

163 Oil and grease will rot the rubber of the tyre.

164 European leaders have moved from an initial stance of denial about the seriousness of the region's debt problems through a series of sticking-plaster solutions as the rot spread.

165 " You may be a processor , Yu - ting, but you do talk a lot of rot!