Sentence examples for dilapidated water from inspiring English sources
Company executives muse about the billions of dollars modernization of the old and dilapidated water works of great metropolises like New York might one day bring.
This hygienization step is implemented at a semi-central level, but close to the consumer to remove bacteria that derive from the dilapidated water distribution system.
The first, a cruise taken by Illinois Senators Durbin and Kirk to see dilapidated water infrastructure that threatens public health throughout Chicagoland.
Water engineers are working with local water technicians to install water storage bladders and repair the pumps and equipment of Iraq's dilapidated water system.
Many of its 19th-century galleries were badly dilapidated; in places, water dripped from the ceiling into plastic buckets.
Their findings included a much more dire assessment of Iraq's dilapidated electrical and water systems than many Pentagon officials assumed.
His comments suggested that the Bush administration may be at odds with British officials, who are overseeing reconstruction efforts in southern Iraq and who favor a more ambitious effort to rebuild a good part of the country's dilapidated power and water systems.
And I was taking an antiquated mode of transportation through an antiquated version of America – forests unsullied by strip malls, abandoned factories, dilapidated shacks, muddy water.
And I was taking an antiquated mode of transportation through an antiquated version of America forests unsullied by strip malls, abandoned factories, dilapidated shacks, muddy water.
Dismaland is set on the dilapidated, now defunct, water park in the U.K.'s seaside town of Weston-Super-Mare, in the county of Somerset in South West England.
One day I went into the dilapidated gallery to find water fountaining out of the walls - the drains were behind the walls, which were rotten.
