go to pot

Some things could go to pot, but not his health, he thought.

I can and I'm telling you education has gone to pot.

The world had gone to pot in the previous two years.

"It would be a crime to let the building go to pot."

Her relationship with the boy has gone to pot lately.

Which shows how far her logic had gone to pot.

It's a shame you never knew her before she went to pot.

If the world was going to go to pot, the two of us should be together when it smashed.

Might better be worth letting the whole station go to pot.

He'd counted on being able to get closer to town before his plan started going to pot.

"You look around and see a neighborhood going to pot" because of the homeless, he said.

This year, Tiger's putting has gone to pot along with the rest of his game.

"Place goes to pot the minute I turn my back on it.

Because just everything seems to be going to pot!

He'd let himself go to pot over the years.

Where they do all the pumping, the visibility went to pot.

"Nothing is going to pot because an ambassador's not there," he said.

People are worried that the whole area is going to pot."

The remaining team went to pot 3 (the balls were not opened).

If he had known how deep I am in now, the will would have gone to pot without waiting for a duel to help.

Nothing worse than seeing what you spent your whole life working on going to pot."

They like a place that won't change, even as the neighborhood and maybe the entire city go to pot.

All business is going to pot and everybody is happy.

After my first kid, I let my figure go to pot.

Mother and daughter looked alike, save that Karen had not gone to pot.