dilapidated造句

Many hospitals and schools are dilapidated.

The walls of the dilapidated shed lean outward.

The garden has dilapidated through years of neglect.

The rent for the dilapidated bakery is US$20 [LKR 2000] a month.

Henry and Hannah may have grown up hearing about the dilapidated Brooklyn apartment.

When they passed a dilapidated house, they saw a couple with their three children living there.

They slip and slide down frozen walkways past dilapidated Soviet structures. They subsist on cafeteria food slathered in mayo.

Some streets are dilapidated and the crime rate is high, but turn a corner and there are fine houses, with barbecues and decent cars in the driveways.

Both buildings were designed in art nouveau style, though many of the finishing touches have since disappeared from the dilapidated edifice.

While Iran is one of the world's biggest oil producers its refineries are dilapidated and it suffers from runaway petrol demand because of generous subsidies.

Downtown land near major streets, freeways, dilapidated buildings with lead paint or aged industrial facilities is most likely to have it.

Given the outbreak's dynamic, in the context of a dilapidated water and sanitation infrastructure and a weak health system, the practical implementation of control measures remains a challenge.

Mr. Aubrière, 40, recounted his daring midnight escape in an interview Wednesday afternoon at a dilapidated African Union military base in Mogadishu, where he was awaiting a flight back to Paris.

The Royal Mausoleum at Frogmore, where Queen Victoria and Prince Albert are buried, is so dilapidated that English Heritage, a preservation outfit, has it on its register of buildings at risk.

The girl's passion and resolution has inspired her neighbors to work together to turn a dilapidated city into a fascinating place with the spirits of optimism, innovation and cooperation.

Astronomers believe that only 50% of the mass of the dilapidated star gets swallowed by the black hole; the other half gets "burped" back out into space before it reaches the point of no return.