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121. Narrator: Leaving the rotting carcass of the Hydra behind, Kratos sets sail once more.

122. There is a loathsome smell of rotting flesh in the room.

123. But you could also elect to have your dead body help a student mortician learn his trade or spend a few months rotting away under the watchful eye of forensic scientists.

124. The whale has drawn huge crowds of curious onlookers, with young and old climbing over rocks slickened by rotting whale fat and braving a powerful stench to gawk at the giant carcass.

125. Kebony stops wood from rotting by placing it in a vat containing a substance called furfuryl alcohol, which is made from the waste left over when sugarcane is processed.

126. It's a good idea to use a syphon tube to clean the bottom regularly and prevent a build-up of rotting matter.

127. A rotting tractor - trailer load can hurt your business and endanger its survival.

128. In one case, says an executive at a Japanese trading house, tuna that arrived in America was set aside by customs, rotting before it was inspected.

129. At intervals stood fishermen in waders, an abandoned tractor rotting in a field, a pair of deer, an ancient Indian village with totem poles hard to glimpse through the trees.

130. When I realized I could track the GPS in his cellphone, I swung by earlier. Gave him a proper burial. It's better than rotting in some skank's basement.

131. If we did not paste together the dead bones and scales of ideology, if we did not sew together the rotting rags, we would be astonished how quickly the lies would be rendered helpless and subside.

132. But most venues are either rotting or bound in red tape.

133. From these results, it was considered that the physical change of straw mushroom such as softening, liquefying and rotting after low temperature treatment was due to the protein degradation.

134. This process of rotting uses up oxygen and kills marine life. And when the sea lettuce washes up on the beach, it smells terrible.

135. "I can feel the stuff I don't say rotting inside me like mildewy spuds in a sack," he says.

136. The first two lines "Ring-around the rosy, A pocket full of posies" refers to how people would carry flowers in hopes that they sent would overpower the smell of rotting flesh.

137. He picked up a rotting banana skin and hung it on the leaves of a neem tree that grew near the gate of the house, so that it would startle the owners when they came out.

138. The Panic Apostate gives unholy life and powers to the carcass of a rotting Dryad .

139. A non-contact magnetic shaft coupler is composed of a rotting disk pair, symmetrically installed magnets on said disks, and casting made of magnetic medium material.

140. His fence is rotting and falling down because he wouldn't spend money to pain it . He is penny wise and pound foolish.

141. The amorphophallus titanum - known as corpse flower because it exudes a smell of rotting flesh - is the first to blossom in Switzerland in 75 years.

142. The shed had fallen in, and the wood was rotting away.

143. The scientists hope to fill in some of the blanks in the roots of our family tree by comparing the rotting bodies of fish and other similar animals to the distorted fish-like fossils.

144. How much methane and dioxide might be released from the rotting permafrost?

145. Choose rotting away at the end of it, pissing your last in a miserable home.

146. But more often than not, wheels of other vehicles and the scorching heat of the sun get to the roadkill first, leaving rotting and maggoty flesh splattered all over for roadkill removers to collect.

147. Pochapin said. Rotting, or fermentation, means bacterial action on food resulting in decomposition.

148. We turned over rotting logs andcaught a bright-red salamander, and my father named every butterfly andtree we came across.

148. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

149. In such wet weather we must prevent the seedlings from rotting.

150. The Ziz is a dead, rotting Great Eagle given false life by a necromancer.