Sentence examples for dilapidated state from inspiring English sources

For now, in its gently dilapidated state, the building retains the romance of a ruin, full of ghosts and surprises.

"It was in a disgusting, dilapidated state," he says, indicating a now-sleek space two floors above the Dot's bijou performance space (capacity 75).

In contrast, here in the disaster zone, where the devastated National Palace has only just been demolished and destroyed federal buildings have yet to be replaced, the country's largest medical center remains in a strikingly dilapidated state.

There's a lot of Havana that is very beautiful, as it is now, even in its sometimes dilapidated state.

The house was occupied by the Nicholl family for centuries but by the 1920s it had been abandoned and fell into a heavily dilapidated state.

São Paulos dilapidated state made this uneconomical; at the time she could sail at a maximum of 10 knots, less than half her design speed.

And many were not going to miss its dilapidated state.

Unification revealed the dilapidated state of the system.

She was disappointed by the site's dilapidated state.

Mr. Dranoff claims he is undeterred by Camden's dilapidated state.

The dilapidated state of Indian cities is in some ways by design.