Sentence examples for are mothballed from inspiring English sources

But others, like the 1934 Maxim inside Yorktown Heights Engine Company 1, in Westchester, are mothballed except for parades, said Tim Collins, a firefighter there.

"We have an obligation to keep our history alive," said Ms. Shannon, adding that "old places deteriorate so much more quickly when they are mothballed — and become much more expensive to repair".

From Lil Wayne's perpetually delayed final Carter album to early releases/leaks forcing Earl Sweatshirt and Kendrick Lamar's hands, often things are mothballed or shunted forward by forces well outside of an artist's or label's control.

"Electricity prices for the high case and base case scenarios are assumed to increase over the next few years due to decreasing margins as coal-fired plants retire due to the Large Combustion Plants Directive [European anti-pollution] legislation and some gas-fired plants are mothballed," says the document.

"Cold stacking is when they are mothballed and basically abandoned except for a watchman - and many of these end up in Labuan in Malaysia, or in Batam in Indonesia".

According to figures released by the Met Police, three-quarters of police investigations into acid attacks are mothballed due to victims being unwilling to name the perpetrators or press charges.

They are mothballing the Marché and dashing for the airport.

Businesses that are starved of credit are mothballing investment and cutting their workforce.

Ministers are mothballing plans to rebuild more than 70 schools, it emerged today.

GM and Ford have cut back by a similar amount.Across the world carmakers are mothballing factories and dropping shifts.

The hotel was mothballed.