go to pot in a sentence

• If I get too focused on outcome, on results, I go to pot.
• We decided to make the trip and let the garden go to pot.
• We were so pleased because the previous owners let the place go to pot,
• Socialist ideology is making France go to pot, and the French language with it,
• Indeed, Stern thinks that Toys R Us has let its once laudable franchise go to pot.
• "Maybe he thought, ` If George falls in, this whole project might go to pot, "'
• In the 19th century things go to pot,
• Baseball is wounded because its policemen have let the rules go to pot ( belly ).
• He let the air force go to pot.
• I hate to think that Phil and I built all this up and it would go to pot,
• It's difficult to see go to pot in a sentence .
• I had 18 months to lose 44 pounds and reshape the body I had let go to pot.
• But one of the things propelling us was the cost of upkeep and seeing the land go to pot.
• You can do without a great many things, but the world will absolutely go to pot without enough potties to go around.
• "When I was first elected, a lot of people expected this town to go to pot, and I think we surprised them, " he said.
• A decade later, the poet John Dryden wrote, " Then all you heathen wits shall go to pot / For disbelieving of a Popish plot ."
• And athletes often go to pot when they retire and still eat like they used to . talk ) 05 : 05, 20 March 2014 ( UTC)
• In a July 3, 1903 letter Tesla wrote " " Will you help me or let my great work  almost complete  go to pots ? ""
• "Some Like It Hot " it isn't _ but you could find some good chuckles here, if you are willing to let your highbrow reputation go to pot.
• "White households have been able to see, ` Wow, the neighborhood is OK . A few blacks moved in and the neighborhood didn't go to pot, "'she said.
• The phrase collector John Ray in 1670 defined to go to pot as " to perish; to be done for; as by death, bad seasons, pecuniary difficulties and so forth ."