Sentence examples for eroded by time from inspiring English sources

These are not outmoded decisions eroded by time.

The crippling fear of the gulag is gradually being eroded by time.

Some songs had African words that had been eroded by time.

It is small consolation to the dead that not having been eroded by time will keep them at the party for as long as anyone remembers.

The purity of our first reactions has been eroded by time and by some of the uses that have begun to be made of 9/11.

Designed by Sir John Vanbrugh, the amateur architect who built Castle Howard and Blenheim Palace, the monument had been badly eroded by time, weather and pollution.

Mr. Volpe walked into the courtroom at 10 20 a.m. dressed in a light blue jailhouse smock, his husky frame somewhat eroded by his time in prison.

While Asian Americans might test higher than whites in cognitive ability around age 2, that edge eroded by the time the children entered school, authors wrote.

It is mainly found confined to valleys of the drainage network and was partially eroded by the time we undertook our fieldwork (2009 and 2010).

Down the final descent, the long, sweeping bends making it the finest road I have ever ridden, the air rich and syrupy and warm now, passing gauchos on horses and through sandstone valleys with rock formations eroded by wind and time into fantastical and diabolical shapes.

The eastern islands of Boa Vista, Maio, and Sal, for example, have been heavily eroded by the wind over time and are very sandy and flat.