stages of decay

The sick man's lungs were in the last stages of decay.

Some seemed unoccupied and in the final stages of decay.

Number 20 was a three-storied house in the final stages of decay.

A face that belonged to a corpse in the final stages of decay.

The waterfront now lies in varying stages of decay and development.

The buildings are in various stages of decay and rejuvenation.

Plaster saints in various stages of decay were on display.

Only in extensive stages of decay can the dead be told from the lepers.

Unused for more than 30 years, the camp is now in varying stages of decay.

Today, many of these structures are in various stages of decay.

As a result, all the zombies were in varying stages of decay.

They came upon more stakes, each bearing a head, in varying stages of decay.

Many of America's 374 national parks are in varying stages of decay.

Some species are occasionally found on carrion in the later dry stages of decay.

Without X-rays, dentists may miss the early stages of decay between teeth.

In poor or idle management it would soon have hurried into the blackguard stages of decay.

Nine shambling corpses in various stages of decay were pressed against the glass.

Payne described a total of six stages of decay, the last two being separate dry and remains.

Dozens of zombies in various stages of decay crowded close to him.

The corpse's ugly face was still recognizable, but the first stages of decay had begun to set in on its two-day- dead body.

During early stages of decay, the film content can be rescued by transferring it to new film stock.

Unless something renews the spirit this country once had, we are in the terminal stages of decay; history is ending for us.

Any primordial black hole in the final stages of decay today would have to weigh about as much as a mountain.

Wraps, such as tight fighting tarps can advance the stages of decay during warm weather when the body is outside.

What we saw was the only evidence that we had ever been there: the remains, in various stages of decay, of five Christmas trees.