Sentence examples for start to corrode from inspiring English sources

When an overpack comes into contact with groundwater it will start to corrode.

Valves stick open, biome lakes wash away their beds and start to corrode the fabric of the ship, kilometre-long artificial lights blink out.

"If they sit for a long time, things start to corrode and Lucas gets the blame," said Mr. Burns, somewhat defensively.

If you use a fastener that has the wrong coating on it, it won't take long for it to start to corrode and fail.

These pieces are plated with chrome or brass to protect the zinc from corrosion, and they will wear well until the plating deteriorates; then they will start to corrode.

The laptops are being treated much the way the transportation safety board handles airplane "black boxes" recovered from water: initially, they are kept immersed, because when they are pulled out of the water, they start to corrode.

The iron sacrifices itself and starts to corrode.

If confirmed, the defection suggested that the inner core of Mr. Assad's security apparatus may be starting to corrode.

The feud between Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant of the Lakers (27-14) has been well documented, the squabbling between the two superstars starting to corrode the team from the inside.

The trouble is, if you spend a long time as a whip, the iron of cynicism starts to corrode your soul.

Water is getting into the lighthouse and some of the metal structure is starting to corrode.