Sentence examples for crumbling ruin from inspiring English sources

It's a crumbling ruin now.

You can still visit Hitler's Zeppelin Field, a vast crumbling ruin on the edge of town.

In 1981, it was a crumbling ruin, now it's been restored.

In this magazine, Pauline Kael called it "a rather pathetic mess" and went on from there: "a huge, jerry-built, crumbling ruin of a movie".

In Muzaffarabad, Chowdhry Chanzub, the owner of what was a four-storey hotel, now a crumbling ruin, said he saw no sign of the army for three days.

Visitors to the exhibition should go to the Orangery, a greenhouse and guesthouse in the park that had been a crumbling ruin.

On the opposite bank are the crumbling ruins of Robert Bignard's house.

Mrs. Jackson's house, sandwiched between two crumbling ruins, is the only occupied building on her side of the block.

Osama drove me through a poor neighborhood called Sirti, where the unpaved streets were lakes of raw sewage and the buildings were crumbling ruins.

The simple set consisted primarily of looming projections, some beautiful (crumbling ruins, antique maps), some not (giant petals, flecks of something).

These take place in the crumbling ruins of Fort Shirley, a former 18th century garrison for British troops at nearby English Harbour.