Sentence examples for had been decaying from inspiring English sources

The house and the messages within had been decaying under the elements because the walls and roof were stripped off by the storm.

But according to Sinead Walsh, the Irish chargé d'affaires in Freetown who oversees the country programme, creating a structure for reporting violence isn't enough in a republic where the judicial system had been decaying for decades even before the civil war.

That helped redevelop a town that had been decaying for decades.

The outer railway track, which had been decaying and sinking over the previous years, was relaid in the second phase.

Her remains had been decaying on the floor under the kitchen table amidst piles of stuff, with authorities estimating she had been there since the summer of 2015.

"Party organisations at the grassroots have been decaying.

Even just for carrying bodies, it takes two or three people to carry, especially if the bodies have been decaying for a few days – they are very heavy.

The three-story white colonial at 250 Elk Avenue, a street with elegant homes and broad lawns where gardening know-how seems to be written into the deed, has been decaying for the four years or so since someone last lived there.

However, there are probably a couple of things you still don't know about the show, like the show's title card has been decaying ever so slightly every season.

What's the story behind them and are there any plans for refurbishment? A. That is Admirals' Row, 10 houses built between 1864 and 1901 for senior officers and their families, and they have been decaying since 1966, when the Navy moved out.

The aim of this paper is to study the re-entry time of the cryogenic stage of the Indian geo-synchronous launch vehicle, GSLV-F04/CS, which has been decaying since 2 September 2007 from initial orbit with eccentricity equal to 0.706.