Sentence examples for dilapidated at from inspiring English sources
"Honest to Christ, I'm more dilapidated at the moment than Yugoslavia," Ross wrote in 1941.
It may be hopelessly dilapidated at present, but the fort was still a bargain.
Front of house facilities had become increasingly dilapidated at the library in what was built as a lecture theatre, not a performance space.
Today the rooms are preserved, yes, but dusty and dilapidated at the edges, unloved, as though the effort of caring for so much decorative fabulousness was too much for our modern age.
Image caption The Memorial Stadium was described as "old-fashioned and rather dilapidated" At a six-day High Court hearing in May, Sainsbury's argued it had "lawfully terminated" the contract when planning conditions were not met before the "cut-off date" in the agreement.
It's not sensible – it was probably a daft decision – but I couldn't resist, because when I was shown around possible plots (yes, that's a plural, because all the stars had aligned and there were several plots available) this one had an orchard and shed at one end and a sturdy, if dilapidated, greenhouse at the other.
Planners have proposed restoring the dilapidated 369th Regiment Armory, at the north end of Fifth Avenue, to its Art Deco splendor.
The subway's new leader, Andy Byford, has promised to upgrade the system's dilapidated signals at a much faster pace — five lines in five years.
Examples include Neil Scholl's and Stuart McCallum's sparse, darkly haunting and depopulated landscapes, as well as Joe Constantino's gorgeously atmospheric, blurry, isolated and dilapidated "Barn at Mattituck" (1997).
Permission to use the outside of the dilapidated warehouse, at 45-46 DaviStreetet, as a canvas was granted by the owner, Jerry Wolkoff, who also rented out makeshift art studio space until 2009, when a fire escape collapsed and seriously injured a jewelry artist.
