Sentence examples for dilapidated from from inspiring English sources

Sierra Leone's infrastructure remains badly dilapidated from a decade-long civil war that ended in 2002.

Over time, the volcano became dilapidated from extensive erosion and "hydrothermal activity", and collapsed.

Turks bought the center, empty and dilapidated, from the city with a favorable loan.

The production is gorgeous, of course (you would expect something else from Grandage?), with a strikingly dilapidated set from Christopher Oram and elegant ghostly lighting from Neil Austin.

He saw that the fort walls were dilapidated, learned from the garrison commander that the soldiers' gunpowder was wet, and that they expected reinforcements at any time.

From the boat you can see Istanbul, east and west, in its full glory: wooded hills, dilapidated waterside villas from another era, sleek modern homes, the occasional palace and castle, and much more.

Open Tues-Sat 11.30am-to 11.30am-to 4pm-to close, Mon cloSun Housed in an old hacienda once home to Santa Fe's fabled Sena family, La Cantina is far from dilapidated when it comes to craft cocktails.

"Having a dilapidated railroad car from which tourists can grab some brochures, along with some Porta Pottis next to it, just doesn't make sense when tourism generates $3 billion for the Long Island economy," said David V. Rettig, the Long Island regional planning and program manager at the state Department of Transportation.

If your buildings are closed, dilapidated or relics from the 1970s, it may be having detrimental effects on your culture.

White balloons in the shape of a cross overlaid  with the word "paz", meaning peace, hung from a dilapidated window.

From a dilapidated warehouse, he began streaming a live set of DJs and bands using a simple online service that turned a webcam into a video camera.