Sentence examples for dilapidated temple from inspiring English sources
He first set eyes on this defiantly dilapidated temple of bohemia about a decade ago, when a sculptor neighbor suggested he stop by and see if she had anything he might want to buy.
There, I discovered that Poseidon had never left the dilapidated temple, that in fact he still lay, in his magnificent blueness, at the bottom of the cliffs that supported this structure that men had so long ago built in his honor.
People liked to think about deep antiquity, and they made dilapidated temples, little churches overgrown with ivy, and strange sculptures of pagan gods.
In the early 1930s, Lee learned that Venerable Tao Chiai wanted to restore a dilapidated Chinese temple in Sarnath (the deer park where the Buddha gave his first sermon after his enlightenment) that a Chinese emperor of the Tang Dynasty built in the 8th century AD.
The temple is dilapidated and deteriorating, leaving little prospect for reuse, he said.
For $6.50, you can hire a boat to meander up the canal of your choice, dallying at temples and dilapidated teak houses.
The Dashavatara temple has a "compelling presence" in spite of its dilapidated condition.
Wumpa Island, hosting a large tree, has been long abandoned and there is nothing more than a jungle, a lizard-infested city, dilapidated bridges high in the mountains, and the ruins of an ancient temple.
Again, the kitchen was dilapidated.
