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1
His powers had changed, fermented within him, curdling in their
long
disuse
.
2
The Commandant, from
long
disuse
,
had forgotten the formalities of official correspondence.
3
The trouble was that the muscles were paralyzed by
long
disuse
.
4
Pendleton, whose German was rusty from
long
disuse
,
pondered over the three words.
5
But it seems that his hand, through
long
disuse
,
had lost its cunning.
6
Or have my women, by
long
disuse
,
so forgotten their duties-
7
Its purpose, rusty with aeons-
long
disuse
,
was abruptly relevant again.
8
There was a bicycle in the corner, the flat tyres attesting to
long
disuse
.
9
She found it sadly out of tune from
long
disuse
.
10
He opened my soul-doors, rusty and resistant with
long
disuse
.
11
My voice came out of my throat, funnily cracked as if from
long
disuse
.
12
His conscience, if he had ever had one, had become atrophied through
long
disuse
.
13
Something like a reluctant smile, rather rusty from
long
disuse
,
mellowed Marilla's grim expression.
14
The ice box was dry as a bone, with the musty smell of
long
disuse
.
15
He expected to find it difficult to do, because of
long
disuse
of the faculty.
16
My dancing has grown very rusty from
long
disuse
.
long
disuse
long