Sentence examples for corrode and from inspiring English sources

The sound isn't affected, but the string doesn't corrode and the tone keeps its brilliance three to four times longer.

"The screws in the rods corrode and in time have to be sawed apart and replaced," he said.

Eventually, the rod will corrode and wither away; when that happens, the walls of the tank will start to rust.

Siliceous grain boundary films readily corrode and compromise the intrinsically good corrosion resistance of bulk alumina.

Betty's housemates include Buck, who must have 20 orgasms a day or his brain will corrode, and Mr. Vanislaw, a flasher and derelict.

"If they sit for a long time, things start to corrode and Lucas gets the blame," said Mr. Burns, somewhat defensively.

"They rusted, corroded and failed," Collins said.

Tin roofs corroded and vegetable gardens shrivelled up.

Public support corroded and, with it, army morale.

The engine was corroded and in an awful shape.

Iron cramps and bars intended to strengthen it were also corroding and fracturing the stone.