Sentence examples for my dilapidated from inspiring English sources

One of the other blokes in my dilapidated accommodation block knocked on my door.

On Jura, my dilapidated old bike broke down, and I fell in love with the place.

I'm now a full-on Apple person and it makes feel a little bit ill, but music software runs so much better than on my dilapidated old Dell.

From Ames, Iowa, Tom Leslie wrote: "From 1989 to 1992, I attended almost every Yankees-Red Sox game in Yankee Stadium, proudly wearing my dilapidated Boston hat.

I WOKE up with my head on an unfamiliar pillow in a bungalow in the high desert of California, 140 miles from my dilapidated apartment in the Koreatown section of Los Angeles.

I got off the bus and angled against the drizzle and darkness to my dilapidated room at the Hotel Selja, where I shivered under two blankets, half-ready to bolt back to Sfax.

@GrantFaulkner: Favorite #summerreading memory: Stowing away at my grandparents' dilapidated farm with a stockpile of books and soda.

I recall the building itself being pleasantly dilapidated; in my memory, it slumped one way and then the next, depending on where I stood.

It was just the kind of shop my mother would have liked — packed tightly, a bit dilapidated, with stacks of old books on the floor. . . .

Their appraiser compared my recently-restored corner house with a much smaller, dilapidated house around the corner that needed half a million dollars in work.

"There's my sign!" Outside, bolted on old steel across the Delaware River, dilapidated electric letters trumpet the fact that trenton makes, the world takes.