| He left muttering something about mothballing the suit until next year. |
| Now, 46 years after the last coal was mined, UK Coal thinks the case is closed and wants to suspend the mothballing and abandon the mine. |
| Given the current depressed state of the international airline industry, many airlines are selling off passenger aircraft or mothballing them. |
| It is mothballing Web operations while it looks for a buyer of these four me-too titles. |
| It wanted to explore improving just part of the museum and the possibility of mothballing the collection of exhibits. |
| The notion that the country can sustain a capable defence force by mothballing equipment is laughable. |
