1.   In London he had joined gangs who had thrown rotten tomatoes, eggs or whatever was at hand into Salvation Army meetings.

2.   Baseball, eventually, has to let its angry customers pelt it with rotten tomatoes before it can return to normal.

3.   All the rotten tomatoes were not aimed at one woman parading in the street in a white dress and carrying a picket sign.

4.   Come to the theater prepared, with a handkerchief in one hand and a rotten tomato in the other.

5.   Hold the rotten tomatoes!

6.   In Mitrovica, the Serb stronghold in Kosovo, his appearance at the hustings drew a hail of rotten tomatoes, potatoes and other smelly vegetables.

7.   Salmonella is deadlier than a rotten tomato, but not nearly its equal in provoking malicious glee.

8.   The political war over the future of Medicare, a cannonade of oratory and statistical rotten tomatoes that has already thoroughly spattered both parties, is about to resume.

9.   There were so many rotten tomatoes thrown at this president for so long that his face is only just now drying off.

10.   These days, investors are more likely to pelt him with rotten tomatoes.