And the British are sad but noble holdovers from a better time, tarnished by their association with icky us.
East declined to comment on Kaneria, but said it was very difficult for him to be sympathetic to Westfield because he had "caused the club so much discomfort and for a certain period of time tarnished the reputation of the club".
Gadolinium is a moderately ductile, moderately hard, silvery white metal that is fairly stable in air, although with time it tarnishes in air, forming a thin film of Gd2O3 on the surface.
Versailles, however, remains a symbol still: of magnificence brought low, of time's tarnishing.
(Brantley) 'The Runner Stumbles' Time has tarnished the script a bit, but this mystery about a priest accused of murdering a nun still manages to be quite involving (2 10).
The Sydney Morning Herald apprehended this in their editorial on 26 July, when they lamented that "some ill-chosen and insensitive words at an inopportune time have tarnished [Alhadeff's] otherwise fine work".
Four years ago, when an earthquake struck the high mountains of northern Pakistan, the American military used its tremendous logistical resources to ferry aid and shelter to the victims, and for a time the tarnished image of the United States gained a lustrous new sheen in Pakistan.
Since the air quality and conditions are different for the two locations and cannot be considered as constant over time, this tarnishing technique is considered as examples for natural corroded objects.
Hillary Clinton won praise as America's top diplomat, but time has tarnished her record.
Time may have tarnished some of its scenes.
He will have a difficult time repairing the tarnished image of his Justice and Development Party, or A.K.P.
