Sentence examples for it's dormant from inspiring English sources

Anything that comes by them they get sick because they don't have an immune system anymore; it's dormant.

My inner sexuality, as you so charmingly put it, is there – asexuals are generally perfectly capable of having sex – but, right now, it's dormant.

Tarragon will die back over winter but it's dormant, not dead.

The more drought-tolerant your grass, the longer it will stay green without watering, and the less you'll have to water it to keep it alive while it's dormant.

If you don't know what rose variety you have, look for these signs that may indicate when to prune your rosebush: If the rosebush produces new growth in the spring, and the blooms come from this new growth, that means the rosebush should be pruned while it's dormant, right when the buds have begun to swell.

Even in places where the rise of costs has slowed, said Ken Simonson, chief economist with the Associated General Contractors of America, "it's dormant at best".

Since 2005 the building has been on and off the market, and today it is dormant, awaiting its next incarnation — hotel?

By 1986, it was dormant because of Ms. Alba's declining health, but Ms. Lucena revived it under the Alborada name in 1995, when she moved to New Jersey from New York.

Though Shasta is a volcano, it is dormant.

But for the most part growing up, it was dormant.

"It was dormant for while, but it was always there," he said.