Sentence examples for it dilapidated from inspiring English sources
He called it "dilapidated" and said it was not worth refurbishing or moving.
Well it was pretty rough, it was dilapidated, had gangs and drugs, just not a great place to be growing up.
Her voice has never been pretty or in tune, but at this concert it was dilapidated whenever she wasn't shouting, and it flagged as the short set went on.
The story that ends in overspending excess began in neglect: in 1996, the federal government accused Jefferson County of sending raw sewage into area rivers and demanded that it rebuild its dilapidated sewer system.
Mark Kalinin, a graphic designer, found this space in early 2011: it was dilapidated and crumbling, and the owner offered to rent it at a reduced rate if the tenants took charge of everything, from door hinges to plumbing.
It was dilapidated, now the nursery had moved out to Chantilly, but he dreaded the idea of pulling it down.
"It looked dilapidated," she said.
It renovated dilapidated clinics.
Much of it is dilapidated and most people want to move out and up.
When Irene Gambino first visited what would become her family's apartment in Milan, it was dilapidated and smelled bad.
"It's dilapidated and obsolete, sure, but I could say the same thing about the apartment where I grew up, in Bayside, Queens," said Howie Rose, the Mets' play-by-play broadcaster on WFAN.
