| The next morning, things got worse as half of our food went bad. |
| Many feared that if the food went bad and somebody became ill that they would be liable and could be sued. |
| I purchased a house last September, before the economic situation went bad. |
| Second, if fruit went bad during shipment, the wrappers offered some way of containing the spoilage. |
| If a democracy went bad, Tocqueville thought, it would probably deprive its citizens of freedom not by bullying but by cozening. |
| As a result, the reliable relations between LD Kabila and his Rwandan mentors went bad. |
