Sentence examples for big dilapidated from inspiring English sources
A short distance from where we are standing at the cemetery in Taveta, there is a big dilapidated house.
Today, Abra San Francisco's biggest problem isn't dilapidated houses, Mr. García said.
He had no background in real estate, design or construction, yet watching all that television convinced him that he could make big money buying, restoring and reselling dilapidated properties.
Teachers were awarded big pay rises, lots of money was spent renovating dilapidated schools and an army of teaching assistants were hired to help keep order in the classroom and relieve teachers of routine paperwork.
The number of visitors is limited because the site is accessible only by boat, the buildings are dangerously dilapidated, and there are no facilities to accommodate big groups.
Germany, Finland, Iceland and Sweden are also big district heat users — as is Russia, although its systems are mostly dilapidated and woefully inefficient.
This 128-room hotel is across the street from the Aloft on a slightly dilapidated block, once home to abolitionists, that's becoming a hotel row for bigger names like Indigo.
Still, John Kavulich, a senior adviser for the U.S.-Cuba Trade and Economic Council, said Cuba had a history of pulling back on perceived big steps toward freer enterprise and might wrestle to explain how such high-dollar compounds could coexist with often dilapidated housing for everyone else.
Again, the kitchen was dilapidated.
"It looked dilapidated," she said.
It renovated dilapidated clinics.
