Sentence examples for beginning to decompose from inspiring English sources

He was dead, his body already beginning to decompose.

And the morgue lacked refrigeration, so the unidentified corpse was beginning to decompose.

Fearing that some bodies were beginning to decompose, mourners piled them with slabs of ice to keep them cool.

Bodies were stacked two or three high in the hallways, with no refrigeration, the older corpses beginning to decompose and generate maggots.

I saw limbs brought out which bore no resemblance to human arm or leg, flesh burned away by this dreadful stuff, small children already beginning to decompose because there had been air-locks beneath the slag.

For the moment, the government is focused on clearing the millions of dead animals that litter the grasslands and are beginning to decompose now that spring has finally arrived.

According to the experts, a bog body should begin to decompose rapidly when exposed to air.

By the time the corpse was found, Ms. Calame said, it had begun to decompose.

But under the fat and muscle, bacteria in the gut may have begun to decompose the body from the inside.

The officials, however, said it was difficult to identify the bodies, because they had begun to decompose.

Through photosynthesis, living trees store carbon, but when they die they begin to decompose, and the action of those decomposing organisms releases carbon.