Sentence examples for seriously dilapidated from inspiring English sources
Roads and rail lines are seriously dilapidated in Congo, a country the size of Western Europe.
Even then, when most of Poland was in a seriously dilapidated state, the house and grounds were fairly well maintained.
passagedespanoramas.fr, 2nd, metro Grands Boulevards The once-grand Prado still boasts unique art deco details but is in a seriously dilapidated state.
Harlem was about to be swept into a renaissance that turned its town houses, even seriously dilapidated ones, into prized commodities.
By 1960 the estate was "seriously dilapidated", and it was decided to sell the hall and the surrounding land.
Addressing veterans here at a meeting of the American Legion, Mr. Bush assured them that he was taking seriously the disclosure of dilapidated housing and frustrating red tape encountered by wounded soldiers at Walter Reed, the Army's premier hospital.
The dilapidated South Pole station was seriously overpopulated that winter because a construction crew was in the process of building a replacement for the 25-year-old dome that had been the base for Antarctic research since 1975.
Again, the kitchen was dilapidated.
"It looked dilapidated," she said.
It renovated dilapidated clinics.
