Sentence examples for run-down facility from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerimov has promised to build a new stadium to replace the city's run-down facility that now seats fewer than 16,000 people.

The Baltimore Orioles, who spend the spring in a run-down facility in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., were interested, but negotiations with them fell through last year.

In 1978 Hanna became director of the Columbus Zoo (from 1999 called the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium), which he transformed from a small run-down facility into a nationally acclaimed zoological park.

As for the Roxbury Motel, the owners have transformed a run-down facility into something that is welcoming, comfortable and affordable, and offers certain amenities that are not available at other accommodations.

In 1990, about 1,700 men and women sought help in Srinagar at the Psychiatric Diseases Hospital, a run-down facility where bare light bulbs hang from exposed wires in the director's office.

An announcement about the remaking of LaGuardia had been expected, as pressure to do something about the overcrowded, run-down facility has been building for years.

Michelle McKenzie, a social worker, said going to the St . Vincents emergency room often meant hours of waiting and, in recent years, run-down facilities.

Doctors began a partial strike on Monday, abstaining from offering nonemergency services in public hospitals to protest run-down facilities and meager wages, the doctors' union said.

Isolated islands of conservation with run-down facilities that crowds of Americans visit like zoos to catch a glimpse of our nation's remaining wildlife and undeveloped patches of land".

But in recent years disgruntled traders have voiced fears that a lack of investment and marketing couple with high rents was leading to run-down facilities and empty stalls.

Fifty-nine national parks spanning the tropical wilderness of Florida's Everglades to the vast glaciers, grizzlies and wolves of Denali in Alaska, could become "isolated islands of conservation with run-down facilities that crowds of Americans visit like zoos to catch a glimpse of our nation's remaining wildlife and undeveloped patches of land", Jewell warned.