In casting himself as a dilapidated over-60 art dealer who discovers the joys of the sexual wonder drug, Mr. Berri certainly displays courage in portraying late-middle-aged sexual activity.
Dubbed Instawindow, the product is aimed at combatting the stress and anxiety that comes with living in dilapidated, often over-crowded local authority housing estates, with a simple wipe-clean adhesive film.
Bull's venture, a gritty-but-glam club night that's taken place in some of the city's most iconic lofts, basements, and dilapidated mansions over the last two decades, now divides itself between the two Salford sites.
In the "The Taking Of Pelham One Two Three," the original movie, from 1974, with David Shire's matchless twelve-tone score, shortly after the terrorists take over a dilapidated 6 train, a woman (looking uncannily like Maureen Stapleton) is shown snoring away: her sleeping on the subway is more self-protective than celebratory.
In this new series, he helps Bodie Stroud, a fabricator, and Jack Scott, a builder, transform dilapidated R.V.'s into over-the-top motor coaches.
Over time, the volcano became dilapidated from extensive erosion and "hydrothermal activity", and collapsed.
Until recently the CSMVS was as dilapidated as the rest, but today the museum has over 1m visitors a year, a handsome government subsidy and a devoted group of private fund-raisers.
It was much dilapidated by 1595.
Eschewing the pleasures of Belgravia, Geneva or the Hamptons, he chose Khartoum, the dilapidated and over-heated shanty-capital that sits at the confluence of the Blue and White Niles.
The storm left a hole in the structure that has been temporarily bridged over, while the dilapidated timber buildings on the pier are now home to starlings.
When Egerton-Warburton took over the estate, the hall was "dilapidated and swarming with rats", and so he decided to replace it completely.
