Pulverised low-rise buildings, bullet-riddled vehicles burnt out and rusting in the sun, rubbish swirling through deserted streets like tumbleweed.
Every now and then, we passed tanks and military trucks, hollowed out and rusting in the sun.
There were metal eyelets in the corners and along the edge of the plasticked canvas, swollen and rusted in the water, and as he lifted it into the boat the banner caught and bridled in the breeze, the car rippling.
Hunding's hut - here a windowed courtyard - had a Mediterranean cast that was underscored by the prominence of whites, reds and rusts in the first part of the scene; later, the coming of spring brought a tangle that looked like a tie-dyed T-shirt, and some scenes suggested the idiom of animated science fiction.
In summary, our results show that Adenostyles alliariae possesses inducible resistance involving the jasmonic acid and salicylic acid pathways that is capable of reducing the rate of beetle and rust attack in the field.
There's always that bittersweet last day on the boards, after which they'll be put away, core-shot and wet, to rust in the garage, or the basement, until next season.
What's left of the resort is the subject of Alma Har'el's surreal documentary, "Bombay Beach," named after a decrepit semi-ghost town at the water's edge, where dead fish wash up on the sand, and the ruins rust in the sun.
Zinc is a very active metal and it gives white rust in the presence of moisture and air [1, 2, 3, 4].
When oil prices sink, the hospitals crumble, the service workers are sent home and wrecks of Mercedes rust in the sand.
Predictably, the hulks of concrete and steel left to rust in the busy waterways just off the English coast were accidents waiting to happen.
