11 Sentences With "moldered"

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The old fight, it seemed, had moldered into a snit about credit. from The New York Times
But within those I've read but not revisited while they've moldered in their cardboard prisons are untold insights. from The New York Times
Even though many were designed by famous architects they were eventually viewed as concrete monsters and moldered in disuse, until recently. from Gizmodo
In a furniture shop, neatly arranged bedroom sets moldered; an abandoned hardware store was still stocked with ovens, washing machines and refrigerators. from Reuters
In the meantime, the administration's ruling on settlements cleans out some of the cobwebs under which thinking about the conflict has moldered. Good. from The New York Times
The former factory looks a little like a postapocalyptic scene on a Hollywood movie set: cavernous warehouses moldered on a damp spring day, windowless and doorless. from The New York Times
Bezos believes that safely delivering non-astronauts into space can move us closer to realizing dreams that have moldered for decades, like moon bases and orbiting habitats. from Wired
People who tend that garden, which sprouted where an abandoned hardware store once moldered, have spent the last year in court, fighting eviction in between tending strawberries and garlic. from The New York Times
He came to record some of them on the Steinway grand at Sant'Andrea de Scaphis, a deconsecrated chapel from the eighth century that has become an art gallery, though it retains its old high-flown ceilings and moldered, exposed-brick walls. from The New York Times
On a recent visit to the old hospital on a hill west of downtown, peeling paint hung like Spanish moss in the shadowy corridors, a snow of fallen ceiling plaster moldered on the floors, plastic netting swathed exterior walls to shield visitors from falling brickwork, and at the top of a trembling 19th Century ladder, the remnants of a nest suggested the highest tower had been occupied by a well-fed raccoon. from The New York Times
The remains of a bedtick moldered on the slats, its grass stuffing given over to the nests of the birds and rodents.