Sentence examples for badly decayed from inspiring English sources
She had lain moldering there for three weeks and her body was badly decayed.
The face of one was so badly decayed it appeared charred.
My memories of the rest of that day, of the things that actually happened, are pretty badly decayed.
Some of the bodies were badly decayed, but others appeared to have been of people executed recently.
Local officials siphoned off some of the money for other municipal projects while also building some tenements that today are badly decayed.
Bush turned to me before leaving the governor's mansion for a meeting with Latino leaders and asked, in his grammatically challenged Spanish, "Puedes hablado espanol?" Caught off guard, I replied, "I can" -- though my Spanish is badly decayed.
It also said any deal required cash — $350,000 was the asking price — since no bank would issue a mortgage for 6,000 square feet of badly decaying living space.
Everyone here knows we have badly decaying roads and bridges all over the country.
The city's industrial base has decayed badly.
The lead coffin, decorated with an inlaid crucifix, was buried inside a much larger stone sarcophagus hollowed out of a single block of limestone, but the lid did not fit well, and over the centuries water penetration badly cracked the stone and decayed some of the lead, exposing the bones of her feet.
