Sentence examples for ramshackle town from inspiring English sources

The nearby ramshackle town of Morococha is home to 5,000 people.

A waiting car bounced me to a ramshackle town dodging potholes deep enough to qualify as underground car parks.

Al-Qaa is a dusty, somewhat ramshackle town which has been the scene of numerous border clashes across the years.

English Cool occupies part of a ramshackle town house, flanked by a cell-phone-repair shop and a garage.

It is a ramshackle town far enough away from the capital to have a neglected provincial feel.

In this week's magazine, William Finnegan writes about gold mining in the ramshackle town of La Rinconada, in the Peruvian Andes.

Cyclists zoom down bicycle lanes in central Tirana and along new roads in previously ramshackle towns like Shkoder, in the north.

Missionaries, many from the United States, have been hugely successful in turning Nagas into Baptists; the biggest buildings in the ramshackle towns are their churches.

In the ramshackle towns of the Oriade area near Ile-Ife, where streets are lined with stalls selling prepaid cellphone cards and food like pounded yam, Dr. Ogunjuyigbe's team goes door to door studying attitudes toward family size and how it affects health and wealth.

I drove from Baghdad the next day to the ramshackle little town, notorious for its heavily armed inhabitants and opposition to Saddam Hussein.

The director Mark Wing-Dandy and his designers have done their part, nicely invoking the loneliness and dusty environs of a ramshackle Bolivian town.