Sentence examples for Is dilapidated from inspiring English sources

Poland's physical plant is dilapidated.

Today, they complain that their schools are failing, crime is rampant and infrastructure is dilapidated.

The trailer is dilapidated, but Ms Vega tends to it lovingly.

Much of it is dilapidated and most people want to move out and up.

It suggests that when an environment is dilapidated, it gives permission to people to misbehave.

The house is dilapidated, and every day there are many chores.

"I use a cane, and I'm all dilapidated, but I get around," she said with a chortle.

And where there is community consent I will regenerate dilapidated estates, ensuring that no one is worse off, no one is required to move [and] everyone has a better home at the same price".

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"Honest to Christ, I'm more dilapidated at the moment than Yugoslavia," Ross wrote in 1941.

Is it lacking the dilapidated infrastructure that often gives great underground venues their character?