Sentence examples for dilapidated zone from inspiring English sources

It is late on a dark November afternoon, and they are on the two-lane state road between Castagnetto and Turin, in a dilapidated zone of small roadside shops and bars and ugly modern apartments and all the melancholy detritus of provincial life.

Already replete with museums, however, Barcelona has now come up with a fresh way of using culture to turn a dilapidated industrial zone into a desirable place to live and work.

The complex along Waterman Avenue sits in a part of the city where new offices and warehouses are spreading north from the city's hotel zone into a poor, dusty area of weedy lots and dilapidated homes.

The two live in an artfully dilapidated apartment with gated windows in Dayton, one of a number of different zones that constitute the new political and geographic order.

Again, the kitchen was dilapidated.

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.

"It looked dilapidated," she said.

It renovated dilapidated clinics.

Some museums are dilapidated.

that are growing more dilapidated each year.

Many hospitals and schools are dilapidated.