Sentence examples for decayed as from inspiring English sources

A unique gallery, built as an eternal memorial to an artist once so famous he was recklessly dubbed "England's Michelangelo", but which decayed as fast as his reputation in the decades after his death, has re-opened to the public.

As further evidence of their discovery, the scientists at Berkeley measured the amount of energy emitted by "hahnium-260" as it decayed, as well as the elements produced in the process; these characteristics were quite different from those of previously known elements in the periodic system.

The Olympic Games are as decayed as a bad tooth, perhaps facing permanent extraction sometime in the future.

Only "Low," the show's opener, preserved the album's mood and Mr. LeBlanc's resonant tone, which decayed as the night progressed.

But in the end both systems decayed as first the Mamluks and then the Janissaries became interest groups powerful enough to subvert the centralised states they had been created to defend.

The 14,000-seat stadium, built in 1923, decayed as time passed, even as club members dined on the clubhouse terrace, swam in the pool or played tennis in their all-white outfits on the grass, clay and hard-surface courts.

They begin to decay as soon as they are finished, if not before.

Memories are constantly in flux, decaying as soon as they have begun to form.

Such memories are as subject to decay as any other and dead iffy in the accuracy stakes too.

But dub echo isolates a moment that is destined to decay, as successive repeats degenerate into colourful noise.

The students staved off further decay as they surveyed, vacuuming green dust off the backs of paintings and wrapping plastic around infested upholstery.