Sentence examples for long eroded from inspiring English sources

In the 8th and 9th centuries, other emperors including Leo III, Constantine V, and Nicephorus I were to continue the practice, thus ending the population decline that had long eroded the ranks of Byzantine society.

Lots include beachfront that has long since eroded and paths, once used by donkeys, that have long since disappeared.

It has been long since eroded from Russian and other versions.

But that clarity has long since eroded in the sands outside Fallujah and the ancient alleyways of Baghdad.

Democracy puffs itself up, but politicians wonder privately how long its eroded routines will continue to command allegiance.

Rock formations rising like totem poles in the distance are hardened lava from the funnels of dead volcanoes, long since eroded by the wind.

It served as a neutral party at a time when trust had long ago eroded and when it was unlikely that the local factions would sit down at the negotiating table on their own initiative.

Time long ago eroded the sun-dried bricks that shaped ancient Babylon, the city of Hammurabi and Nebuchadnezzar, where Daniel read the writing on the wall and Alexander the Great died.

Part of a 100-mile spine marking the glacier's terminal extension, the ridge runs from Brooklyn to Amagansett at the far end of Long Island's South Fork and enters the sea where it may once have formed a third fork, long since eroded.

The boundaries between the individual plots here had long ago eroded away, but Garza-Hume and her colleagues could still make out the larger borders of the region.

The rural landscape has long been eroded by urban and infrastructural development that has altered the system of relationships between town and country.