Sentence examples for crumbling far from inspiring English sources

While impoverished locals call some of the crumbling Far Rockaway bungalows home, urban professionals are turning others into retreats complete with antiques, espresso makers and patio furniture.

With the kingdom and its characters so familiar, the filmmakers can have a field day dropping in sight gags around every corner of the old neighborhood, which, thanks to Shrek's folly, is now a dark world of woe and real estate decline from the crumbling Far Far Away sign to legions of jailed ogres.

Liverpool crumbled far too easily and once City sense weakness they can be merciless opponents.

You can still see many in their natural state, grey and crumbling, but far more have been spruced up, their fat walls and stubby orb-topped pinnacles painted brilliant white.

Once we then know how the cookie crumbles as far as the vote is concerned, then we deal with that.

Society has crumbled just far enough for this moment, this glorious canine-rampage moment, and it's beautiful!

But even students whose bridges crumbled under far less weight seemed to enjoy the contest and the opportunity to get to know their new classmates.

She is my school personified: crumbling, underfunded and far behind the times.

Vincent Van Gogh's Sunflowers shake off their petals so they flutter downwards, while the Mona Lisa gives you a wink before crumbling into something far less appealing.

The GOP's bulwark of corporate benefactors is also crumbling: they have far more pressing matters than to prop up a party that has not done much for them lately.

High on a hill and far from city water or an electrical grid, the crumbling cow shed was far from the conventional image of luxury estate, but Carlos and Camino run the prestigious Madrid firm Ábaton Architecture and could envision a transformation.