Sentence examples for dilapidated station from inspiring English sources

The works included the demolition of the existing, dilapidated, station building and its replacement by an impressive glass and steel structure and refreshed platforms.

Still, there seemed to be a consensus among most subway riders yesterday that the dilapidated stations needed serious work.

Last Saturday I was invited to go back and see its dusty embankment and dilapidated train station once again, but the departure of my sister left me paralyzed here on the 14th floor, not wanting to go anywhere.

He also said the city should spend money on repairing dilapidated police station houses across New York.

In a corner of the dilapidated research station where he had tried to sleep, he found a rusting plough.

Such is one of the surreal mantras of the Libyans who cross in and out of Tunisia every day at this dusty, dilapidated border station.

At Tirana Ekspres, a vibrant arts centre near the capital's dilapidated train station, a stage has been fashioned from three reconditioned bunker heads.

Checks began this month at points where the train usually stops and migrants board – locations such as the dilapidated old station at Tenosique, near the Guatemalan border, a couple of hundred yards from the shelter.

The dilapidated South Pole station was seriously overpopulated that winter because a construction crew was in the process of building a replacement for the 25-year-old dome that had been the base for Antarctic research since 1975.

It was followed by the city's dilapidated railway station, which will be replaced by a £14m five-storey complex complete with shops and a hotel.

Higginbotham would later describe Johnson's reaction to seeing the efforts of a small community to restore a dilapidated police station, saying "I think he was elated, absolutely exhilarated, because he saw results.