Sentence examples for decayed roads from inspiring English sources

Msgr. Robert McDermott of St. Joseph's Cathedral in East Camden said that Camden Churches Organized for People had estimated that there were 300 miles of collapsing sewers and decayed roads in the city, and that it would cost about $300 million to repair them all.

Roads are few and decayed; classrooms are crowded; traditional social safeguards are eroded by rollercoaster social change, and law and justice systems are too weak to stem the consequent violence.

Decay class one is the least decayed (freshly fallen log), while decay class five is an extremely decayed log typically consisting of a pile of brown, cubicle rot.

The world is more decayed, the walkers are considerably more decayed, so it really is reflective of that".

Noise, dirt and threats to the structural integrity of buildings will result from the renovation of the long-decayed Long Island Rail Road tracks running through Brooklyn.

This novel heavy lepton decayed by processes analogous to the beta decays of charm quarks.

The most decayed Victorian terraces came down, among them a whole chunk of James Turner Street, opposite Foundry Road primary school where Carpenter, Cahill and many of Rudge's contributors were once pupils.

Decayed pilings broken off.

Pittsburgh feels decayed, like Cleveland, Ohio.

Some have acquired a decayed look.

"Downtown was decayed, empty, bombed-out," he said.