Co-operate, or molder in utter blankness.

Pools of dirty water, obviously sewage leaks, molder in culverts and trenches crossed by improvised bridges made of planks or rusting pipes.

None of these was perfect, and one or two merely served to instruct the master- molder in the way to go to work another time.

Some people probably would heed the title, but the volume was most likely fated to molder in the cubbyhole bookstores run by holdover hippies.

King Arthur's body might be hid in a cave, or molder in the ground, but his soul was to live and cheer his people.

Odd things moldered in corners: some of them had once been alive.

The bones of our soldiers are moldering in the soil of every rebel State.

Moldering in another corner were the bones of a child.

Away from the main streets, currents picked at organic rubbish moldering in coral courtyards.

Sometimes, their bodies were found moldering in the woods.

Like John Brown, however, while it lay moldering in its grave, its spirit kept churning its feet.

Leisler's soul, like that of John Brown, marched on while his body was moldering in the grave.

In the far corner was a third corpse-another infantryman, an Oklahoma kid named McGee-slowly moldering in the mud.

I had a sudden image of Nina's corpse moldering in the darkness of the grave and Justin shivered.

What had Slaughter said, about this place not being found again until he-Matthew-and Greathouse were moldering in their graves?

He smelled something rotting, more pungent than leftovers moldering in the trash, heightening his anxiety and quickening his hand.