Sentence examples for decayed state from inspiring English sources

OUR LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS about the brand new president of the American Museum of Natural History, Ellen Futter... Tells about the decayed state of the museum.

The New Yorker, March 13 , 1995P. 48 OUR LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS about the brand new president of the American Museum of Natural History, Ellen Futter... Tells about the decayed state of the museum..

The family home, a ranch house, is in a decayed state of suspended animation -- seemingly the same carpets, same couches, same dusty jar of Vaseline in the bathroom cabinet that were there the night Frank Olson died.

There is a long riff on the decayed state of British railways (à qui le dîtes-vous; tell me about it: some of us have to use them regularly), compared with French railways, so good that riding them is a pleasure in itself.

A country where the government hushes differences, critical study and opinions, citing the fact that its deeds are within the law – laws that are arbitrarily manipulated and created without genuine consultation – can only be nose-diving into a treacherous swamp where civil liberty exists, but in a decayed state.

The artist not only symbolically showed the ancient pagan building in a decayed state, open to the sky to let the light of the new faith pour in from above, but also presented the architecture in an asymmetrical fashion, with a line of three pillars on one side.

During the Brezhnev years, the decaying state was kept aloft almost exclusively by stratospherically high oil prices.

That is why so many Venezuelans end up on pavements selling knick-knacks (they are counted as employed), or watching the clock in decaying state enterprises.

"These disasters continue to happen because this is a decaying state," said Hesham Kassem, a member of the board of the Egyptian Organization for Human Rights and deputy managing editor of the leading independent newspaper, El Masri El Youm.

Results are in close agreement with the measured decay time, indicating that the width of recoil-free gamma rays in fact is determined entirely by the lifetime of the decaying state.

He tried to make his critics understand that he had praised Caesar only as a saviour of the decaying state; yet Mommsen's admiration for the autocrat reveals something of his own character.