Sentence examples for crumbling shoulders from inspiring English sources
The nine-page report for Kenya, for example, notes that the country's annual road fatality rate is twice that of South Africa and 25 times that of Britain, that "stopping for a red light may anger drivers behind you," and that the highway from Nairobi to Mombasa has potholes and crumbling shoulders.
But if his shoulder crumbles, the Red Sox will lose one of the most irreplaceable players in baseball and hear more about their ignominious past.
But all it has shown Robert R. Kiley, the American mass transit expert hired by London's mayor to restore its crumbling subway system, is a cold shoulder.
CONAKRY, Guinea — Chinese and Guinean workers toil shoulder to shoulder on a sun-blasted construction site at this crumbling city's edge, building the latest symbol of an old and sturdy alliance: a $50 million, 50,000-seat stadium.
Sitting on a grassy mound, vainly trying to roll a fag between my sweaty Chipolata fingers, I got chatting to a young German bloke who put a hand on my shoulder and helped me pack the crumbling rizzla with tobacco.
When the world was crumbling -- literally -- they didn't ask anything, just shouldered heavy gear and walked into the towers to do their jobs.
Wedged into an empty window frame of a crumbling mid-rise, a wood block carving depicted an Atlas-like figure hoisting a giant 'D' on his shoulders.
The bricks are crumbling.
Infrastructure is crumbling.
