Sentence examples similar to crumbled with age from inspiring English sources

The nymphs and gods, winged angels and birds are crumbling with age, lashed by the elements and shaken by the tramp of tourists.

The bones in the graveyard crypts may be removed every so many years, but the facades of the old city -- cobblestone Spoleto alto, not the basso down below, with its chic stores and uninflected new buildings -- may crumble with age, but they will not disappear.

Most of the century-old shophouses, crumbling with age, had become potential fire hazards for its residents.

Many of the items he owns are crumbling with age and the beating they have taken from many years of exposure to the elements.

The ecru nominee cards, mounted on a gold-framed, red-lacquered backing, are engraved with the lead-in script: "And the Oscar goes to …." The envelope flap is secured with a sticky adhesive seal that's more forgiving and predictable than sealing wax, which crumbles with age.

My strength crumbled with it.

The united, semi-communist dream of Yugoslavia had crumbled, and the dinar had crumbled with it.

They were crumbling from age.

And too many parts of the sprawling system will continue crumbling from age.

The cell walls are crumbling from age and moisture, and they're patched in many places.

The walls were crumbling with dry rot.