This grand old football club, this institution we hold so dear, is
rotten to the coreBriefly, in the order that they unfold for the sake of a cohesive plot, these are: Delhi is unsafe for women, cops are a ruthless and greedy lot, the political system is
rotten to the core.
Unfortunately, the motor's problems are from skin deep - it's
rotten to the core.
The system is corrupt and
rotten to the core and rotting away with every passing day.
Imagine a junior cabinet member describing the system as having
rotten to the core and [who] did not want to resign even when the president gave him one month to do so or make an apology", he added.
If you thought Wall Street was
rotten to the core, you may have just been proved right.
FIFA looks
rotten to the core now - with one candidate suspended and the other sailing towards a coronation as if nothing had happened.
THERE is a real sense in which the Common Agricultural Policy is the raison d'etre for the existence of the European Union and since the operation of the CAP is
rotten to the core, it follows logically that so is the EU.
I'M finding this a tough World Cup to predict but I was right about two things - France are
rotten to the core and Italy's day is done.
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The reason why this country is turning
rotten to the core is that people are turning against him.
I think that Saddam was
rotten to the core and got what he deserved until I kept seeing [those] videos.
English apple growers thought that it was
rotten to the core, but the advertising industry, it seems, disagreed.
The assumption isn't just flawed, it's
rotten to the core.
You knew Leonid Lavrovsky's Tybalt was
rotten to the core when he proved rotten to the corps, kicking every peasant who crossed his path.
