Mouldy used in a sentence

Mouldy in a sentence as an adjective

The whole loaf goes mouldy so I don't buy it.

The rule of thumb I've picked up somewhere is that for hard cheese you can just cut mouldy bits off.

Ahh the exciting days of mouldy cheese and the coffee machine.

No. I don't contact the bakery if it's bread is mouldy either.

Before I started freezing it all the time, I used to waste so much from it going mouldy, so I'd bet many people still do.

Kiwi here and the rumour is that this new venture breaks his parole so back to the little jail cell with a mouldy mattress for him.

It didn't help getting mouldy produce, or defrosted frozen stuff, or incorrect items on a regular basis.

And so with the mouldy artificial fruit, so with the bath water that began to stink, so with the defective rhymes that the poetry machine had taken to emit.

And so with the mouldy artificial fruit, so with the spam email and the blog and YouTube comments, so with in-app advertising, so with cloud server user tracking, so with clueless legislation.

It's a slightly odd article, in that it mentions things like avoidannce of the obese, the elderly and xenophobia, but it doesn't really talk about the obvious things like the disgust reflex - avoiding ****, mouldy food etc.

I assume that before issuing a recall and destroying all their stock, the company would go to great lengths to confirm that their plants were at fault, rather than say being grown in toxic soil or being left to go mouldy and full of ecoli before being eaten.

What if leaving the embarassing **** shows hanging around is necessary to show people the extent of the problem?In much the same way that sometimes in a parent's life they need to stop doing the laundry and let their teenager head out to town with smelly, mouldy, crusty garments until the teenager learns that dirty clothes are horrible and that perhaps it might be worth helping parents with housework without the need for bribes.