Sentence examples for tarnished from from inspiring English sources

In Ms. Ridameya's own ears, the earrings were tarnished from dips in the sea.

Mr. Rowland, of course, may still have to worry about his image being tarnished from guilt by political association if any other high-profile Republicans are indicted.

The show was plagued by "public relations" difficulties, which meant it was "tarnished" from the start.

While my husband was still halfway across the world, I held out my trembling hand, and Greg put the wedding band -- tarnished from 13 months under water -- into it.

Do this once every month to ensure the bow strings don't become tarnished from the oils on your skin.

When the sheen of the single starts to tarnish from repeat listens, the second last track Just Dumb, plays the long game.

This material, when not surrounding a specific defect spot, is concentrated on the exterior border of the plate, a region prone to tarnish from contact with the metal frame of the daguerreotype plate.

Even if you're not part of that camp, the Hummer name continues to tarnish from reports that these tough-looking trucks weren't armored well enough to protect American soldiers in Iraq.

You realize that a non-pack-rat could easily discard an ashtray from the 1964 World's Fair or a tarnished trophy from high school or a card table with a collage of mildew and matchbooks from 1950's cocktail lounges.

In truth, I've got my brother Danny's black leather army boots and a tarnished buckle from his belt, which will have to do in the memento department.

Still, evidence that the mutual fund industry's image isn't entirely tarnished comes from the current trends in corporate governance -- which seem to be aimed at giving funds more power, not less.