Sentence examples for beginning to rust from inspiring English sources

Those too are beginning to rust.

Clearly Iron Man 2 is being readied: but this is a franchise that is already beginning to rust.

The swing sets are beginning to rust.

And she's happier still when they begin to rust.

The story, entitled "The Iron Man begins to rust," says that many communities aren't likely to vote for him.

That scarcely mattered in the days before the rustbelt began to rust, and in the 1950s bourbon accounted for 40% of the liquor sold in the United States.

Hence the resurrection of the Track Laying Machine, a 25-year-old behemoth painted a shade of orange that was probably ugly even before it began to rust.

The couple admit they worried when the blue-gray steel skin began to rust while the house was under construction in late 2000.

Above her quasi-classical piano, with a voice that goes from girlish to Bronx brassy, she imagines surreal transformations, refracting a sense of mortality with wry humor: "They made a statue of us/ Our noses have begun to rust".

Indeed, the latest global CO2 data registers a striking levelling off, raising the tantalising possibility that technological progress could be entering a phase where the cast-iron link between emissions and growth begins to rust.

The Biafra stories in Chinua Achebe's Girls at War and Other Stories are also about what happens when the shiny things we once believed in begin to rust before our eyes.