decrepit造句

a decrepit person, horse, bicycle

“childhood, manhood, and decrepit age” (Francis Quarles).

Chopin's decrepit health reinforced his emotional trauma.

childhood, manhood, and decrepit age (Francis Quarles).

The British music scene is nostalgic, decrepit and moribund.

He was dragging out his remaining years in decrepit health.

In turn Pakistan, with a decrepit economy, needs international aid.

Meanwhile, Poe samples another of America's decrepit institutions: its prison system.

I'm just a decrepit, a 70-year-old old man had.

Bill rode past the street on a horse that looked decrepit and about to collapse.

Are there more contributing reasons and causes for the current decrepit state of things?

Study of industrial successive mechanism in decrepit mining areas based on the self-organization theory;

For the most part, Lundazi is quiet, mildly decrepit and, in the dry season at least, always dusty.

Mad Henry was a hermit who lived alone in a decrepit mansion at the edge of town.

An enterprising person is the one who drives through an old decrepit part of town and sees a new housing development.

Hira Hira - Japanese: the feeling you get when you walk into a dark and decrepit old house in the middle of the night.

Soon the mojito and the sun hit me and I began having random thoughts while wandering the already familiar streets and alleys of the decrepit Old Havana.

The Marauders, led by King Terak, captured many Ewoks to take as slave prisoners back to their decrepit castle in the plains.

He says the establishment of cold storage facilities by these retail chains will improve India's decrepit infrastructure which results in up to 50 percent losses of fresh produce.

In the corner of the room stood an old iron bedstead, which was in a decidedly decrepit state, and which served the sisters as a camp-bed when they were watching with the sick.

In LA, the odd trio visits the decrepit, vacant Muppet Studios, and avid fan Walter finds out that it is going to be torn down by villainous oilman Tex Richman (Chris Cooper).

The catch is that property developers are turning the decrepit buildings, abandoned when most businesses fled a crime-wave for the northern suburbs in the early 1990s, into swanky apartment blocks, and property prices have been rocketing.

He seated himself on a wooden bench, with his back against a decrepit vine,he gazed at the stars, past the puny and stunted silhouettes of his fruit-trees.