Sentence examples for it does not tarnish from inspiring English sources

Although it does not tarnish in air at ordinary temperatures, bismuth forms an oxide coating when heated and is oxidized rapidly at its boiling point of 1,560 °C.

The element is from the same group as copper, and conducts electricity with ease – but, unlike its cheaper relative, it doesn't tarnish, and is more malleable.

It glimmers, it glows, it doesn't tarnish; it is solid light, fire that doesn't burn.

It doesn't tarnish his star quality that he's married to one of South Africa's most glamorous women, a medical doctor turned fashion impresario.

Another reason is that it's a very nonreactive metal so it doesn't tarnish, which is important if you've invested millions and don't want it to slowly deteriorate.

The fact that it came against an offense struggling desperately to find its way does not tarnish the accomplishment.

People close to the board have said it wants to be sure that her membership on the board does not tarnish it.

Because gold is visually pleasing and workable and does not tarnish or corrode, it was one of the first metals to attract human attention.

Since gold does not tarnish over time, it helps to symbolize the couple's eternal vows to each other, and has often been incorporated in the nuptial jewelry in many cultures, e.g., the gold adorning Indian brides.

Although one sluggish weekend does not tarnish what the Yankees (23-8) have done in the first five weeks, it could be an ominous sign if they see the A's 19-122) again in October.

The aluminum surface is as highly reflective as silver and does not tarnish as readily.