用decaying造句子，“decaying”造句

A bit dead, but sweet, like the decaying wood of a ship.

Suddenly, towards the end of March, the miracle happens and the decaying slum in which I live is transfigured.

Delhi loses about half the water it gets to leakage, from both decaying pipes and theft, and what's left isn't evenly distributed.

To be sure, the decaying Victorian mansions along the island's northern seashore are vivid reminders that booms can end in busts.

Coal deposits, after all, are petrified peat swamps, and peat is made from decaying plants, which leave their imprints in mud and clay as it hardens into shale stone.

Here are some other rules for keeping the stench of a decaying career away.

Constant physical contact has darkened the white marble while the red sandstone structure is gradually decaying.

One reason is that suburbia is now an economic powerhouse: decaying cities, such as Detroit, are surrounded by hives of industry.

Then she remembered that was the only thing he had of hers, his only evidence she existed, aside from elusive images on slowly decaying film emulsions. The little note from Roseman Bridge.

We turn into pieces of rotting flesh, decaying.

So if we just plot this distribution, of course it's easy to do, it's just a decaying exponential.

Our modern supply of helium has gradually built up over billions of years in subterranean pockets of natural gas as a byproduct of decaying radioactive elements.

Cocoa stocks are piling up in ports, increasing the chance of the beans decaying.

Of concern in the current situation is ionizing radiation, which is produced by spontaneously decaying heavy isotopes, such as iodine 131 and cesium 137.

WebUrbanist: Why do you feel it is important to share images decaying America?

From the facts, we deduced that the Empire was decaying.

If your assets are poorly deployed, ignored, or decaying, it's as if you are destroying them, and you have failed.

An old man walks into his small decaying house, with a newspaper in hand. He approaches the worn entryway and looks to the dead shrubs and dried, lifeless ground where a garden once was.