Sentence examples for from dilapidated from inspiring English sources

Open Tues-Sat 11.30am-to 11.30am-to 4pm-to close, Mon cloSun Housed in an old hacienda once home to Santa Fe's fabled Sena family, La Cantina is far from dilapidated when it comes to craft cocktails.

The country also suffers from dilapidated infrastructure, particularly in power-generation and transmission.

The station itself is far from dilapidated and is dominated by the step bridge that spans its two platforms.

He assembled his village from dilapidated structures and built others, painting many of them intense colors like fuchsia.

The rebels' newly acquired equipment ranges from dilapidated tanks designed more than a half-century ago to relatively recent Russian assault-rifle variants.

According to Section 354 of the Mumbai Municipal Act, the civic administration has the authority to compulsorily evict residents from dilapidated buildings.

White balloons in the shape of a cross overlaid  with the word "paz", meaning peace, hung from a dilapidated window.

From a dilapidated warehouse, he began streaming a live set of DJs and bands using a simple online service that turned a webcam into a video camera.

— Although he will not be moving from the dilapidated homeless shelter here for another week, Paul McClendon, 55, has his oversized baby-blue garbage bags packed.

"WELCOME to Long Island" reads the grime-coated sign at the eastbound rest stop near Exit 51 on the Long Island Expressway, where the Long Island Convention and Visitors Bureau dispenses tourist information from a dilapidated railroad car.

From its dilapidated gate one can see a city buzzing with prosperity: air-conditioned cars honking furiously at sluggish rickshaws, women being tended at a beauty parlor, a group of men relaxing after a game of cricket.