And so the people of Pruitt-Igoe made do as best they could in their increasingly derelict homes, feeling marooned on the end of a city seemingly on its own inexorable downward slide.
He extracted that second and stepped into it like a child into a derelict house, feeling his way, until at 75 milliseconds he found the point of departure: a starburst of data with message rates bumping against the exchange systems' capacity to deal with them.
Admiral Fletcher, obliged to abandon the derelict Yorktown and feeling he could not adequately command from a cruiser, ceded operational command to Spruance.
"Not only that," Ms. Dunham said, "but it was done in such a way that I did not have a feeling at all that I was derelict and they were saving me".
The heartbroken Ross then seeks comfort in his maid Demelza as he attempts to build up his derelict tin mines, yet his feelings for Elizabeth linger on.
"The News" adopts a punchy tetrameter in its jolting account of endemic indifference, while "The Ruin" modified an Anglo-Saxon lament for a collapsed stronghold, imbuing the derelict remains with human presence and feeling.
This feeling grew as we drove on towards Sarajevo, passing derelict houses that must have held sad stories.
And that is exactly the feeling that visitors to Dismaland, a dystopian "bemusement park" contained within a derelict lido in Weston-super-Mare, can expect when it opens to the public tomorrow.
It's all very Third Man, a feeling that grows when, after a three-minute walk, we pass under an ancient, graffiti-decorated archway into a derelict courtyard.
If you are from down South you won't understand the feeling in the community at what she has done to us," he said, as the mannequin was taken to derelict land behind a pub and ceremonially torched.
