Sentence examples for more dilapidated from inspiring English sources

that are growing more dilapidated each year.

The black schoolhouse may have been even more dilapidated.

Gradually, it grew even more dilapidated and required renovating.

"Honest to Christ, I'm more dilapidated at the moment than Yugoslavia," Ross wrote in 1941.

I stayed the night, which was a real treat for a Morecambe lass who spent her teenage years knocking about on the prom as the Midland grew ever more dilapidated.

Residents of Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx pay substantially higher fares than suburban commuters do for traveling the same distance on the Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North, but their service is more sporadic and their stations are much more dilapidated, according to a survey of the commuter railroads released yesterday by the Public Advocate's office.

Even Bobby's dream theatre has fallen into disrepair of late, now more a dilapidated end-of-pier casino filled with angry day-trippers and tourists, tiring of David Moyes' fumbled attempts to pull rabbits from hats, while Rooney and RVP bicker like divorcing Krankies.

A case of this ilk wouldn't have been likely in a former, slightly more-dilapidated New York.

If considered more than 70% dilapidated, she explains, Narkomfin could be razed, rather than restored: "It is a crucial time for all stakeholders – which includes the developer, the city of Moscow, city residents, and the international community - to work together for the Narkomfin building".

During the present reign (King Rama IX), many of the buildings once more became so dilapidated that they needed to be demolished altogether.

The G-Mex center or the Manchester Central Convention Complex as it's now officially called once a rail link to St. Pancras known as Manchester Central, was little more than a dilapidated parking lot.