rickety造句

The ladder looks rather rickety.

The chair is a bit rickety [shaky].

I was working at a rickety table.

The rickety little waggon was already laden.

Small farming towns like Huron, which appear rickety at the best of times, are now desperate.

Yet the foundations of Iran's ideological state have got no less rickety since last year's turmoil.

But one of the wheels on his rickety vehicle came perilously loose yesterday.

The rickety state of the public finances also argues against a big fiscal fillip.

Santikhiri has retained much of its scruffy Yunnanese-influenced charm, with its rickety wooden shops and numerous tea-houses.

Several months earlier his mother had fled Cuba with him for the United States in a rickety boat.

We're sitting in his rickety car, which he drives between the three or four families he visits every day.

The only piece of furniture was a rickety dressing-table with water stains, oil stains, milk stains, black, brown, and white stains, and all kinds of mixed stains.

The front yard was an icy swamp, and a couple of warped planks, extending from the sidewalk to the door, made a sort of rickety footbridge.

The Banks typically gathered more in deposits than they lent, which meant excess liquidity was parked with rickety governments and central Banks.

When lights fuse, furniture gets rickety, pipes get clogged, or vacuum cleaners fail to operate, some woman assume that their husbands will somehow put things right.

Here and there a lopsided monster stands in the window blinking like an owl. There is the shrill squawk of children with pale faces and bony limbs, rickety little urchins marked with the forceps.

Crowds eddied in the darkness around card-sharp tables, ring-toss stalls, hawkers selling snails in broth under flickering gas torches, and the main attraction – a rickety wooden “Wall of Death”.

You’ve written quite a bit about advanced transportation and cutting-edge transportation. Do you enjoy more of the latest and greatest or are you more a connoisseur of the rickety and the old?