Use of the word rotting in a sentence example

rotting

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Besides, if he was imprisoned for a crime like these murders, he'd still be rotting behind bars. [Please select]

I should have been rotting in the Fleet, or the Marshalsea, years ago if it hadn't been for my uncle's gout, b'gad.' [Please select]

Ah, but you haven't,--before that happens y-you'll be dead and rotting--and I, and she as well. [Please select]

But, even as it clicked, a figure rose up from behind the rotting wherry and, as Mr. [Please select]

It was pitch-dark in the cellar--a deep, dank place with a rank odor of rotting potatoes. [Please select]

He lifted his sullen face toward her kind eyes, then turning away, kicked listlessly at the rotting chips. [Please select]

It came from the rotting flesh that still adhered to the roots of many of the huge trunks. [Please select]

The air was warm and close and had a smell of pulverized plaster, of stale incense and rotting wood. [Please select]

Cyril pulled out a rotting canvas bag--about as big as the paper ones the greengrocer gives you with Barcelona nuts in for sixpence. [Please select]

"It's true we'd like to have the robes," said Dick, "but we'd have to leave most of the carcasses rotting here." [Please select]

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