Verwenden Sie „rusting“ in einem Satz

1. The rusting cranes and conveyor belts in the water made a challenging obstacle course

---

2. In response, Brazilian space-based weapons bombed the Basran and Chirpol refineries on the gulf, destroying the last rusting remnants of the oil-based jihad

---

3. I walked on the white sand, I admired the high blond cliffs surrounding the beach, I passed by the old shipwreck which has been rusting under the sun for decades now

---

4. on the cracked plastic bumper of his rusting, once white car

---

5. scattering chick down in thin, sticky layers on rusting welds

---

6. of rusting refinery conduits,

---

7. One by one the aged, rusting nails that

---

8. Rusting Rovers and clapped out Citroens

---

9. Billy is aware of death, aware of the metallic smell on the breeze, and with little Bex by his side, with the ghost girl in his arms, he sits next to a piece of rusting, fang-toothed farm machinery with a gun barrel pressed against his temple

---

10. Beyond that he could see a variety of rooftops and an antenna mounted on a rusting frame

11. He stared across the estuary and focused on the rusting hull

---

12. The dummy was trying get away from us by crossing the river sort of tight rope walking on the lower span of a rusting railway trestle

---

13. Her last eighty or ninety years had been spent living in a rusting compartment, doing who knows what, in some second or third rate freight brokerage-cum-impound yard

---

14. of the rusting machines and old abandoned shacks, considerably

---

15. came to a tall iron barrier in the centre of their path, the rusting

---

16. revive the rusting former steel-producing capital of Japan

---

17. construction yard, draping heavy rusting beams from their

---

18. it continued on beneath a series of huge rusting pipes that arced

---

19. Everyone assumed that the rusting hulk of the old ship was somewhere on the surface of Altgeld

---

20. Frank carefully leaned over the rusting iron fence and read:

21. “You’d better,” muttered Ma, her ferret eyes glancing at a rusting old clock on the wall

---

22. The bulky form of Ma sat hunched at the steering wheel, her round face set in a grimly determined manner as she parked the rusting machinery behind the line of standing scarecrows

---

23. Ma sat at the wheel, her podgy frame dwarfing the rusting machine that she steered to a halt in front of the barn

---

24. On the far side of the clearing a rusting corrugated iron shed leaned against a drunkenly askew verandah

---

25. There were sacks of compost stacked against one wall, and a row of rusting gardening implements along another

---

26. Rough edges and the backs of already rusting hinges protruded

---

27. He laughed a lot and slapped Bart on the back as he led them behind rusting heaps of ex pride-and-joys to Hyacinth, who looked about half his original length

---

28. The rusting lock gives away easily and silently and the tramp steps inside the garden, pushing the gate back into its frame

---

29. A small compost heap surrounded by rusting corrugated iron and covered with fresh weeds from Suzy's gardening efforts sits in the shade of an old apple tree

---

30. He moved behind a rusting corrugated iron

31. I’ve been rusting in the rain so long

---

32. I’m tired of rusting in this hard rain

---

33. Joey did see a few vehicles, but they looked like they were chewed up and spat out, rusting and moving on wheels

---

34. The vessel was twenty-six years old, rusting and should have been retired

---

35. had decayed with the passage of time, leaving only the rusting

---

36. He squinted into the shadow behind the rusting tractor, the

---

37. Four 13 inch First World War guns from the old "Iron Duke" class of battleship were found in Nottingham covered in cobwebs and rusting

---

38. At first, it reminded Graisco of a weigh station in the Old West when stagecoach travel had been eclipsed by the arrival of motorcars; when he noticed the three rusting large-bodied cars—one from the fifties, sixties, and seventies—his image of the Old West was shattered only to be replaced by what would once have been called Americana

---

39. Floating down to an area of the tarmac that was not illuminated, Nancy hid behind a rusting steel container left near the perimeter fence of the airport and waited for the fuel truck to roll away

---

40. By an old man on a rocking chair, unmoved and by an old refrigerator in the yard, nobly rusting away

41. A rusting barbecue paid testament to the truth that there had been no punters staying here since, well, since never

---

42. That same night, far out at sea off the west coast of Cornwall, the 2,000-ton, ocean going, Liberian registered, rusting tramp ship “Hercules”, was boarded

---

43. It had long been abandoned, the rusting machinery still sat where the OWG Workers left them

---

44. Junk yards ooze with the rusting corpses of innumerable wheeled “conveniences” a year or two too old for their discerning drivers

---

45. stepped beneath the dangling chains of a crate precariously hanging from a thread rusting crane

---

46. As she turned her head, a large rusting cross immediately repelled her

---

47. The supports were cemented into the ground on either side, and there was a huge rusting metal bar that slipped into place to lock it

---

48. At first Silas thought it was a hoax meant to taunt him further; it was a drawing of old, rusting human machines grouped, ancient refrigerators by stacks of old car bodies, tires by haphazard piles of rebar

---

49. Could it actually survive that long without rusting away to nothing but dust?”

---

50. The rusting of the leaves or the olive branches, the grass swaying and rustling in the wind, the barking of the village dogs, and the ubiquitous large shadows formed by the trees was what made the arrival of this hour so spine chilling

51. The rusting within in the grass, sounded like the movements made by someone or something moving about in it

---

52. Nothing is open; the wooden buildings are rotting away, and everywhere there is peeling paint and rusting metal

---

53. Once again, the rusting cabin door hesitated before opening

---

54. They had sat in this salt water for who knew how long and the metal didn’t even appear to show any signs of rusting!

---

55. And with it I turned up my collar and set off along the road, journeying by foot to kill time, to feel the city in all its ugliness, the black jugular of the city, with its barren river awash in trash, with animal carcasses and factory waste, slakes of grey froth lapping the bank walls, stagnant and aimless, no sign of a current, on by derelict building sites, by pavements torn up and abandoned, through sheet metal tunnels, the rain coming down harder, banging on the roof, streaming through cracks and then down the rusting panels, along past metal railings, past locked up gardens sold off and privatised, and all the time the cars and wagons screaming along, an endless stream, trails of blue exhaust smoke swirling, the air singeing, on and on, head to the path, barely glimpsing Great Peter setting off for the West, seeing nothing at all until turning up at Kropotkinskaya and finally looking up to the statue there of Engels

---

56. Marco held the bag firmly in his right hand and moved swiftly into the paved yard, eyeing the entire area cautiously and then recognized the large rusting metal door

---

57. She had only been attempting to clear away the rusting pieces of iron banisters that were leaning agianst the side of the house when one of them caught her by surprise and fell on her foot, causing her to drop to her knees to massage the pain away

---

58. Steel frames have to be treated each year to avoid rusting

---

59. "For all that it is there, without any manner of doubt," said Don Quixote; "and more by token they say it is inclosed in a sheath of cowhide to keep it from rusting

---

60. When it plied more heavily traveled seas, we often saw wrecked hulls rotting in midwater, and farther down, cannons, shells, anchors, chains, and a thousand other iron objects rusting

61. "And how should it be otherwise? Some were fished from the bottom of the lake; some have been rusting in woods since the discovery of the country; and some were never guns at all—mere privateersmen's playthings! Do you think, sir, you can have Woolwich Warren in the midst of a wilderness, three thousand miles from Great

---

62. The bar was on the far side, partially covered with a rusting tin awning and fronted by ten stools

---

63. His bike – a rusting beater that he’d picked up at a pawn shop for almost nothing – was at least a decade old, but it did the job, and he was able to work up a serious sweat before he even reached the gym

---

64. Crumbling brick warehouses, oil storage tanks, rusting cranes, and gritty factories lined both sides of the waterway

---

65. The small yard was overgrown, liberally strewn with rusting debris, stacks of tires, and a fishing boat on a bent-up trailer nearly obscuring the bungalow

---

66. We sat on some packing crates and watched rusting barges moving slowly in the distance

---

67. As they were descending, they walked past a vine-covered waste yard of rusting machinery, obviously abandoned when Vayden Coal fled the site

---

68. I made my way unsteadily to the rusting iron seat, lowering myself into it

---

69. There was a rusting iron gate in the stone wall surrounding the cottage and it creaked as it opened under Justin’s hand

---

70. Digging in my pocket, I came up with a Maglite and held it under the barrel of my pistol as I dropped down the staircase into a basement filled with moldering junk and rusting tools

71. Bree shined her light, seeing gaps between the boards, and got on her knees, looking through the gaps to see a stone-walled basement cluttered with rusting old farm equipment

---

72. He let himself out through the rusting gate and then disappeared among the traffic

---

73. Why was that fore-carriage of a truck in that place in the street? In the first place, to encumber the street; next, in order that it might finish the process of rusting

---

74. The track, never ripped up, still lay rusting among the hills

---

75. Under water, in row after fishlike row, rusting, were the robot population of Mars he had constructed over the years, and, in a wild realization of his own insane inadequacy, had commanded to march, one two three four! into the canal deeps, plunging, bubbling like sunken bottles

---

76. Later it was painted all blue, and at the time that Florentino Ariza began to work for the company it was a dusty shed of no definite color, and on the rusting roof there were patches of new tin plates over the original ones

---

77. Engines rusting on the ground and against the shed

---

78. He was not sitting on the bed but on mother's little bench, rusting his back against the bed

---