Sentence examples for full of dilapidated from inspiring English sources
By the time Max's closed, the New York hardcore scene had moved farther downtown, to the East Village, which was full of dilapidated buildings that could be claimed by whoever had the nerve.
NEW DELHI — Myanmar is a country of uncommon beauty, full of dilapidated colonial structures slowly crumbling amid the damp swelter of the tropics, each surface and crevice losing ground to the organic pastels of mosses and molds.
South Carolina's "Corridor of Shame," which cuts through the eastern part of the state, is full of dilapidated schools toilets regularly back up and overflow, mold cannibalizes ceilings, and paint peels from the walls.
Red Hook is an eclectic, artistic, industrial, sexy-ugly, seafaring, seaside community that time left behind, full of dilapidated buildings, warehouses, and factories that are slowly gentrifying into restaurants, shops, bars, and art spaces - but all without becoming too cool for school.
Entire streets are made up of dilapidated, abandoned buildings.
Margate, a 90-minute train ride from London, is full of pretty but dilapidated Victorian architecture, and has, according to a recent article in The Guardian, a staggering 63 percent of its population on welfare.
Of note in the exhibition was Self-Portrait as a Drowned Man by Jeremy Millar, a life-sized cast of the artist's own body, dilapidated and full of bullet holes, lying face down on the floor.
It was cacophonous and dirty, full of crazed motorists in dilapidated cars.
"We had a terrible block of flats, very dilapidated and full of asbestos, with these troglodyte bedsits, literally below ground.
Visits to shepherds in Fresno and Kern Counties -- where finding just four herders took two days because of their remote locations -- found them in very old, dilapidated trailers, full of flies and mosquitoes.
The first episode focuses on Ohio's most forsaken malls, a series of dilapidated, Walking Dead-ready ruins full of twisted metal, broken glass and crude graffiti.
