languished造句

Our vigilance never languished.

On her side, Cosette languished.

The leaves languished in the drought.

Over the years, sales had languished .

The girl languished at him with her staring eyes.

One notorious and impoverished slum in northern Haiti languished with no public or private assistance.

In other words, overall trade has flourished, but the multilateral process that governs trade has languished.

He languished for the home he had been forced to leave.

Business languished, and she hung out a Room to Let card.

But the issue has languished over the years and the current Doha round of trade negotiations remains moribund.

She languished there for days, the wobbly ceiling fan swishing overhead, silent geckos darting along the walls.

Philips also said that because of the negotiations languished in the TV industry plans to be sold has changed.

The most notorious example is probably Heathrow airport’s fifth terminal, which languished in the planning system for year upon year before eventually being approved in 2001.

Change is certainly needed if the First Nations are to escape the poverty, unemployment and welfare dependency in which they have long languished.

One hundred years later, the Negro is still languished in the corners of American society and finds himself an exile in his own land.

My heart is tired, and I can't take off with you any more. Until a certain tomorrow, I am already languished, but you are still blooming in this colorful world.

One hundred years later, the Negro is still languished in the corners of American society and find himself an exile in his own land. I Have a Dream: Martin Luther King, Jr.