Sentence examples for it's decayed from inspiring English sources

A block-long limestone mansion originally built as a welfare hotel for the retiring rich invites streetwise Graff artists and others to gild it's decayed rooms, raising it from pigeon-infested squalor.

It's decaying like an ancient city in Europe.

After all, his Jocasta is a creature highly attuned to flesh, whether it's decaying or burning with pleasure (which is pain, which is death).

Nature is reasserting control, as it once did in the Roman forum, but this ruin is only a few years old, and it's decaying as fast as a corpse.

"Of course it was decayed, but still inhabitable and maintaining its original character".

"It was decayed glamour, battered and worn, with huge windows that looked out on to the sea.

Ballybeg Hall, like the family that occupied it, is decaying, alive only in memories that are not always reliable.

In a speech on March 2nd John Bercow, the Speaker of the House of Commons, argued that it is decaying faster than it is being repaired.

In the case of emergent scenario, it is increasing with cosmic time t; but in the case of intermediate scenario, it is decaying with cosmic time t.

I believe both types of candidates need to keep a close eye on how they are affected by this drive for career stability because, as Aristotle might say, If your career is not growing, it is decaying.

Nestled in amongst the skyscrapers adjacent to Grand Central, it has been decaying since I began my location scouting career over four years ago.