Carrion

The company's outdated products were seen as carrion in the fast-paced tech market.

The abandoned ship was now carrion for scavengers.

The derelict building is a carrion of the city's past.

He was treated like carrion after his embarrassing mistake.

The once-famous singer was now considered carrion in the industry.

She feels like a carrion in her own family because of her different lifestyle choices.

After the war, the bombed-out city was a carrion to the victorious army.

The defeated army left their wounded soldiers as carrion on the battlefield.

The unpopular celebrity's career was carrion to the media.

In the fashion industry, if your designs don't sell well, you'll be considered carrion.

The carrion was disgusted by the number of dead possums on the side of the road.

The fashion industry is constantly seeking new trends, leaving last season's designs carrion.

A group of carrion crows scavenged the remains of a deer on the side of the road.

The vultures and other carrion birds circled overhead, waiting for their next meal.

The dilapidated car in the garage was a carrion vehicle that nobody bothered to fix.

The discarded scraps of food in the garbage bin attracted flies, who feasted on the carrion.

The buzzards circled overhead, waiting for the carrion to be exposed.

The hunters tracked the scent of carrion to locate the pack of wolves.

The presence of carrion can be an indication of a predator in the area.

The carrion smell emanating from the abandoned carcass was unbearable.

The carrion attracted predators like coyotes and wolves to the area.

The carrion drove a pickup truck to collect the dead possums along the roadside.

The dusty old books in the library were treated as carrion, tossed aside and forgotten.

The carrion used a shovel and gloves to carefully remove the dead raccoon from the sidewalk.

The defeated team was treated like carrion by their opponents.

The local authorities removed the carrion from the roadside to avoid attracting vermin.

The neglected garden is now a carrion of its once-beautiful self.

The old mansion is now a carrion structure, abandoned and decaying.

The detective studied the carrion found at the crime scene, searching for clues.

The villagers were used to seeing carrion birds circling above the desert.

The safari guide pointed out a pair of bateleur eagles soaring overhead, searching for carrion to feed on.

The carrion was salvaged from the sunken ship and sold for scrap metal.

The carrion worked long hours to clear the dead fish from the shoreline.

The ship's carrion was damaged in the collision with the other vessel.

The carrion was praised by the town for their efficient work in keeping the roads clean.

The rancid smell of carrion filled the air as the hyenas feasted on a wildebeest carcass.

The farmer's field was littered with carrion of animals killed by predators.

The dusty old books in the library were carrion literature that nobody ever checked out.

The company has become a carrion business after losing its major clients.

The old car in the junkyard was carrion for car enthusiasts.

The outdated technology is nothing but a carrion relic of the past.

The abandoned car lay in the field, a rusted piece of carrion.

The community appreciated the work of the carrion who kept the neighborhood clean.

The harpy eagle is a powerful carrion feeder that has a wingspan of up to six feet.

The carrion beetle played an important role in breaking down the carcass of the dead bird.

The medical examiner identified the victim by the carrion on their body.

The carrion bird's keen eyesight allowed it to spot the dead animal from a great distance.

The vultures were feeding on the carrion of the dead animal.

The company went bankrupt and was sold off as carrion assets.

The politician's once-popular reputation now lies in carrion ruins.