languish

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

Now, at a train station in communist East Germany, he learns that his mother died while he languished as a political prisoner.

The company has long ceased to be seen as a top innovator and its stock has languished.

But since the end of a railway and road-building binge, the rural northern half of Iwate has languished.

Mobile usage in travel applications has languished for years with a poor technology capability and an even worse business model.

Over the last decade, Yahoo Japan held onto its dominant position here while Yahoo languished virtually everywhere else.

And millions of farmers whose income has languished through years of cheap food are now earning well.

A few hundred yards away other Americans, our prisoners of war, still languished in a cruel captivity.

Since the war the industry has gradually languished .

eg. Without the founder's drive and direction, the company gradually languished.

As I languished predictably in a prison cell later that evening, I contemplated whether people would understand why I'd done it.

Numerous business documents have languished unread in file systems for the last decade or more.

Going back to earlier projects that have languished and finishing them now - that's a perfect Mercury retrograde focus.

The deal languished as the Bush administration didn't feel confident it could win ratification for it in the Senate.

If GM and Chrysler had languished in bankruptcy, industry executives argue, things would have been far worse.

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

Foreign language proficiency, a core competency of the service, has languished due to funding gaps.

A BURSTING real estate bubble set off the Japanese recession of the 1990s, which deepened as ailing banks languished.

Productivity languished, and American industry was fading away in the face of foreign competition.

the Negro is still languished in the corners of American society.

Since parting, my face looks languished, As I half think of my boy and half hate him.

In recent years, Japan has languished on many fronts. Its economy has been weak, its politics muddled and its birth rate declining.

Yet for over a decade he has languished in jail awaiting a response to his plea for mercy.

On her side, Cosette languished.

The Australian group has issued a number of profits warnings this year and its shares languished at A$4. 06 at Friday's close.

Why has the creativity of the San Francisco area, epitomised by Silicon Valley, developed while other regions have languished?

As a result, AOL has languished for the past decade and made a number of strategic missteps.

Single-celled plants languished in the primeval seas, while a layer of life-supporting oxygen gradually formed above them.

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

The Catholic Lithuanians were beyond the pale as Slavs , as far as Himmler was concerned, so they languished in special police battalions.

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

California languished then in a fiscal crisis whose causes were pretty much the same as today.

Einstein's brain samples languished in a cider box next to the beer cooler under his desk.

Our reputation in the world is diminished , our economy has languished , and civility and common decency in government have perished .

Scandinavian tourists languished in the summer Mediterranean heat.

Trade deals with Colombia and Panama have also languished without Congressional action.

and Susan McDougal, who languished in jail for refusing to testify at Starr's grand juries for reasons never made clear.

Where communal farms once languished, one can find modern skyscrapers and Starbucks.

For these comments, he received a $1, 000 fine and languished in jail for four months until he could raise the funds to pay the fine.

The girl thereupon fell into such deep reflection that conversation languished.

But odd one out indeed, Malaysia is also languished way below Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia in press freedom ranking.

Our project languished during the holidays.

Its cars languished in port for three months before the firm succumbed to a deal.

The vintage hath mourned, the vine hath languished away, all the merryhearted have sighed.

Negotiating new and important rules would help revitalize the WTO, which has languished because of the unfinished Doha Round of trade talks.

My interest in the subject has greatly languished.

While key features like Code Contracts have found their way into . NET 4, Spec# itself has languished in research status.

Then, science in the Middle Kingdom languished for centuries.

In the 20th century rail travel languished as Americans fell in love with cars and interstate highways.

Under these conditions the world economy languished.

The innocent man languished in prison for twenty years .

interest in music has languished slightly.

He languished in poverty most of his life.

His interest in the poetry has languished recently.

All of this is striking for an economy that languished for decades.

But while the for-profit sector enjoyed sweeping progress, the citizen sector languished.

After his death optics again languished.

Three years later, the People are still languished in the corners of network administrators and find ourselves an exile in our own land.

Shaw languished in jail for fifteen years.

The leaves languished in the drought.

Experts across America deemed John McCain's campaign dead late last year, as he lacked money, languished in the polls and shook up staff.

The flowers languished from lack of water.

Ease and MaoJie love flower languished is exhausted.

The leaves languished from lack of water.

The flower languished from lack of water.

For about 30 years Keynes's reputation languished.

Volvo, which languished for the past few years under Ford's ownership, sold 335, 000 cars globally in 2009.

India languished at 2. 9%.

A message from my friend L. languished there for two weeks.

Found in a Utah quarry in 1994, the fossils languished in an Oklahoma museum until 2007, when Taylor and Wedel convened to study them.