Sentence examples for run down areas from inspiring English sources
As Richard Rogers says in the foreword to our report, the brownfield-first approach to planning "has acted as a catalyst, turning round the fortunes of run down areas and underpinning the revival of town and city centres".
There was a period, though – between the 1960s and 1990s – when neon signs became associated with run down areas of the world's inner cities.
The night-time economy contributes enormously to revitalising run down areas, which is why it's even more confounding that the authorities are increasingly regulating and restricting activity.
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A simple, we'll pay for your thirty-day recovery hospital and continued care, and you'll work cleaning up roads or run down areas of your community to pay for it.
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From the outside, it looks like any other Los Angeles mini-mall in a slightly run down area.
Its no use offering a carpet cleaning service to your local run down area but your local "white collar" community would welcome the service.
Here, it is more likely to be seen on former council-housing estates and run down suburban areas.
Take special care to cover the entire inside edge of the rim; it'll run down toward other areas.
Ten years ago, the market was very run down, but the area has been refurbished using community funding, and the number of stalls started to increase.
