The sprawling campus is pleasant enough but badly dilapidated.
She peeked out long enough to see "dilapidated shanties, broken houses".
The government has plenty of crude oil, but its fuel-refining firm, NNPC, is too dilapidated to turn it into enough petrol to meet demand.
However dilapidated the old Beacon might have been, it surely wasn't shabby enough for the BLACK LIPS, a cunningly ragged Atlanta band whose fifth album, "200 Million Thousand" (Vice), was released last month.
The sites the authors document include not only old factories, but also churches, firehouses, mills and dilapidated mansions that have fallen on hard times — places that haven't been lucky enough to be considered tourist attractions.
I had my trusty tent strapped to my backpack so setting up camp on the sand would be straightforward enough, but I also knew that the four stone walls – albeit slightly dilapidated and certainly not heated – of a bothy (a disused building maintained by volunteers for walkers' use) were just a couple of kilometres away.
If convicted on all counts, she could face up to 45 years in prison.In this section Getting there Not working D (for dilapidated) plus Bridge of sighs Click and pay The reckoning Dropping the pilot Knowing best is not enough ReprintsMs Hall won plaudits for years; her fall from grace has been steep.
But other outfits too, such as the World Economic Forum, agree that America is underinvesting in its infrastructure and that much more needs to be done.In this section Getting there Not working D (for dilapidated) plus Bridge of sighs Click and pay The reckoning Dropping the pilot Knowing best is not enough ReprintsRoads and passenger railways have seen notable improvements.
Again, the kitchen was dilapidated.
"It looked dilapidated," she said.
