Примеры rusty

• In the preoccupations of war their studies have been forgotten, and their capacity to study grown rusty.

• All the rivets and nails were unused, but they were rusty and mixed in sizes.

• You are allowing the machinery of those yards to go rusty, and you are letting the men go rusty too.

• However, my constitutional law may be a little rusty.

• Recycled plastics and especially polyethylenes, the organic chemistry of which is beyond my rather rusty chemical knowledge, are an enormous problem.

• At that time the local council were having a little trouble with their jetty which was getting rusty and so on.

• If men are not trained, they become rusty, as does the kit.

• I may be a little rusty on these figures.

• He is so rusty that his machine has run down.

• After the tenants had got in, it was discovered that red, rusty water was coming into the house.

• However, other small firms will not be able to use the facilities that are lying, idle and going rusty.

• They are all there: they are just going rusty; they need to be used.

• One need only look at the rusty investments of the steel industry in the 1970s to have that point underlined.

• The vehicle was carrying 8,000 fuse heads, 16 times the number that it should have held, in a rusty tin.

• Then, when they have just become rusty in the knowledge which they had previously learned they are returned to specialise in some other subject.