Smells of spread muck and decayed may blossom drift in through my open windows from the fields of Gloucestershire and Herefordshire, the roads thickly bordered with billows of Queen Anne's lace.
Effectively using Amazon's gift registry as well as Facebook and Twitter, Occupy Sandy demonstrated that overstrained municipal budgets and decayed public infrastructure did not mean the end of community.
For there are those amongst us, who, amid doubt, discouragement, decayed enthusiasm, and even chilling sneer, still cling to the belief, that a better, a higher, a nobler destiny still awaits the family of man.
With the 1997 Asian crisis the whole decayed structure collapsed.
Critics see Russia's behaviour towards the Chechens as symptomatic of its own decayed and lawless system of government.As democracy in Russia shrivels, it moves further away from western standards.
Probably because treatment is easily available to children on the NHS, Britain is one of a handful of OECD countries where 12-year-olds have fewer than one decayed, filled or missing tooth per head.
Investment in the region as an oil and gas producer and aid to rebuild its decayed ports might help in theory.
"We don't make people come off insulin," he says.Europe's heroin epidemic was partly a product of industrial decline: its grip was strongest in decayed cities.
I was choked with mummies, and I could not pass without putting my face in contact with that of some decayed Egyptian; but as the passage inclined downwards, my own weight helped me on; however, I could not help being covered with bones, legs, arms and heads rolling from above.
Surely a politician who, when told that two-thirds of Americans oppose his views replies "So?", is not trying to shape public opinion but merely expressing his contempt for it.A.M. UngarBaltimoreSIR – What do you mean, "Pittsburgh feels decayed, like Cleveland" ("Welcome to the Super Bowl", April 12th)?
