"Take all the kids that I grew up with between Forty-ninth Street and Fifty-second Street," Questlove said, as we drove past the weedy sidewalks along Malcolm X Park, the dilapidated stores on Fifty-second Street.
Instead, Britain's main opposition party resembles a dilapidated warehouse storing heaps of votes behind rusted gates, guarded by a drowsy night watchman.
The only other buildings nearby are a church and a dilapidated general store.
On the downtown streets, the colorful banners promoting Vancouver do little to brighten the dilapidated record store and the dark tavern with a window for walk-up service.
He was so impressed by the splendour of the ship that he employed the Queen Marys' designers and craftsmen to turn a dilapidated furniture store in York into an elegant café in St Helen's Square.
The all-caps text is displayed in a slick free font that would be more at home on an ad for private hockey coaching hung in the dark back corner of a dilapidated convenience store.
In their show, held in the store's now dilapidated atrium, there were round-shouldered jackets made of glittering gold jacquards, shiny Lurex coats and an eye motif repeated on a black coat, and some grown-up suits — all relatable designs that screamed out for a click of the "like" button.
The news of the leak focused a spotlight on neighborhoods near the lab, including sections that mainly consisted of dilapidated retail stores and shabby ranch homes and a few pockets of upper-middle-class developments.
He immortalized gaunt sharecroppers, dilapidated plantations and bone-dry country stores in the South; worker housing and grimy factories in the industrial North; and (with a hidden camera) the unguarded expressions of New York subway riders.
If you looked left you will see liquor stores, police cars, and dilapidated houses.
