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"...where moth and rust doth corrupt...
"...where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt...
"A city of iron girders and rivets and rust with narrow windows,
"But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven... "where neither moth nor rust corrupt... "and where thieves do not break through and steal.
"Don't let it get rust in the first place." All caps!
"...where moth and rust doth corrupt...
"...where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt...
"A city of iron girders and rivets and rust with narrow windows,
"But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven... "where neither moth nor rust corrupt... "and where thieves do not break through and steal.
"Don't let it get rust in the first place." All caps!
- Idle machinery rusts.
...rusts at the breath of the first after-marriage kiss.
A mine shuts down, the track just rusts over.
As the steel rebar rusts, it expands to three times its original volume creating an outward pressure that causes the concrete to crumble.
Every last citizen in France of sensible age knows that when a metal rusts it wastes away, it gets lighter and eventually disappears.
- Idle machinery rusts.
...rusts at the breath of the first after-marriage kiss.
A mine shuts down, the track just rusts over.
As the steel rebar rusts, it expands to three times its original volume creating an outward pressure that causes the concrete to crumble.
Every last citizen in France of sensible age knows that when a metal rusts it wastes away, it gets lighter and eventually disappears.
" At rest in the glass, the wine is rusted purple.
"..with the rusted dagger of pride."
* The daylight dries the rusted leaves
- Because the lock is rusted.
- Dad, the hinges are all rusted here. That's why the wind keeps blowing the door off.
* What if your hinges all are rusting? *
- A man is rusting in West Virginia.
- I am rusting.
- Keeps your hinges from rusting.
- No, no, his dad's not rusting.
" At rest in the glass, the wine is rusted purple.
"..with the rusted dagger of pride."
* The daylight dries the rusted leaves
- Because the lock is rusted.
- Dad, the hinges are all rusted here. That's why the wind keeps blowing the door off.
* What if your hinges all are rusting? *
- A man is rusting in West Virginia.
- I am rusting.
- Keeps your hinges from rusting.
- No, no, his dad's not rusting.