Sentence examples similar to looking run-down from inspiring English sources
We receive fewer resources, so the public education is worse and the environment looks run-down.
If she looked so terrible, if she looked run-down, it had nothing to do with food, she argues.
And has anyone seen a major airport or inner-city school lately that doesn't look run-down?
The city he'd missed so much now looked run-down to him, just another self-absorbed provincial town.
Afterward, we drove to the nearby Circle Bar, which occupies a Victorian house that even pre-Katrina was said to have looked run-down.
But after parishioners complained that the church looked run-down despite bountiful Sunday collections, Bishop Daily asked the Queens district attorney to investigate.
But from a distance, its white one-story homes looked run-down, and the half-dozen taller buildings were crumbling and had broken windows.
At Technology High School, Goal Isn't to Finish in 4 Years The building and its surroundings in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, may look run-down, but inside 150 Albany Avenue may sit the future of the country's vocational education: The first 230 pupils of a new style of school that weaves high school and college curriculums into a six-year program tailored for a job in the technology industry.
The building and its surroundings in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, may look run-down, but inside 150 Albany Avenue may sit the future of the country's vocational education: The first 230 pupils of a new style of school that weaves high school and college curriculums into a six-year program tailored for a job in the technology industry.
A nicer looking run down of the finishing order courtesy of Renault.
