Sentence examples for derelict part from inspiring English sources

There will be some new housing in a previously derelict part of east London, but constructing an Olympic Park was a very expensive way of going about that.

The new projects, most notably a $110 million office-retail-parking complex planned for a derelict part of this city, are generating hope among a people who have known too much despair.

A rainy walk ended at Ocean Village, a development built in the mid-80s on a small, derelict part of the city's docks, which are mostly still in use.

Near the proposed mosque site, a derelict part of Hill Street, shoppers asked about the mosque repeat some of the lines that have reverberated around the issue for years.

But many groups supported the project, not just because it would spruce up a derelict part of the neighborhood but also because it would create a new constituency for cleaning up the famously turgid waters of the canal, which is 1.8 miles long.

But whereas Barcelona built its Olympic village in a derelict part of its port, in Rio it will be sited, along with many events, in Barra da Tijuca, a nouveau-riche neighbourhood at the wealthiest end of the city.During the Pan American games, police and army troops flooded the streets, smothering crime.

"Their studies and arguments have all collapsed and rightly so as it's simply not right to expect derelict parts of cities with such a rich history to stand still and be fossilised.

News that the Museum of London plans to move from its half-hidden elevated home among the bewildering walkways of London Wall to the presently derelict parts of Smithfield market lately saved from demolition serves as a reminder of what a treasure it is.

The French government installed Rainilaiarivony in the Geryville neighborhood of Algiers, one of the derelict parts of town.

Their derelict status was part of the general decline of George Town in the latter part of the 20th century.

Until someone from HBO sent me the tapes, I had paid scant attention to the television version of "Sex and the City," an oversight that might be construed as derelict on my part, considering that the show has been widely praised for being up on fashion trends.