Sentence examples for concrete carcass from inspiring English sources

Most people seem to gather at one particular point, alongside a concrete carcass which is covered from top to bottom in tags and graffiti.

Wrapped in a translucent shroud, the concrete carcass takes on a sort of hallowed preciousness, an antique sealed inside a vitrine.

The unfinished concrete carcass in St . Petersburghas become a symbol of government mismanagement, fueling frustration with officials and threatening to grow into a political liability.

Begun in 1987, the 3,000-room 3,000-roomtood as a rusting concrete carcass until 2008, when it was dressed in mountain glastoodd asuminium by Egyptian telecoms company Orustingas part of a $400m deal to operate the concretes 3G phone network.

And one architect, Owen Luder, has had three mega-Brutes consigned to oblivion: the Trinity Square car park in Gateshead which featured in the Get Carter film, the savagely outlandish Derwent Tower – aka the Dunston Rocket – in the same town and the Tricorn Centre in Portsmouth, whose rotting concrete carcass still stands, unwanted by developers seven years after its listing was refused.

Here and there are skyscrapers built in the boom years of the sixties and seventies, their concrete carcasses discolored and crumbling.

What to do with their concrete carcasses and stone shells?

After a couple of minutes, the dust gave way to the sight of a dead upper deck on the ground; a rack of girders poked out of the concrete like the ribs of an animal carcass.

Until recently, the carcass of a military helicopter stood on a concrete apron at Cockerill Barracks in Freetown.

The composting of pig carcasses may be carried out in bins built from treated wood, concrete or bales of hay, over a concrete floor.

The composting of pig carcasses may be carried out in bins built from treated wood, concrete or bales of hay, over a concrete floor (McCaskey et al. 1996).