Sentence examples for somewhat dilapidated from inspiring English sources

Another of the continent's traditional powerhouses, Nigeria, look somewhat dilapidated.

Like many council farms around the country, it was somewhat dilapidated.

Last week, Obama came to Marie Reed, a somewhat dilapidated sports club, to shoot hoops with his pals.

The academy, which trains kids between the ages of four and seventeen, is housed in an old, somewhat dilapidated brick parish house.

On the Manhattan side of the Queensboro Bridge is an ornate-looking, although somewhat dilapidated, kiosk or comfort station or something.

But the frogs still required some effort to spot, blending in against the leaves and soil of their somewhat dilapidated cages.

It ha a relaxed, slightly dilapidated look.

The hospital, which was abandoned in 1948, looked pretty dilapidated.

As an 18-year-old art student, I lived with a group in the city -- somewhat counterculturally -- on one floor of the dilapidated and, at the time, "condemned to the public" Palazzo Guinigi, for six weeks.

Mr. Burstein plays Matt Friedman, a Jewish accountant north of 40 who takes the lead in this moonlight sonata, set in a dilapidated boathouse on the grounds of the grand family home where Ms. Paulson's Sally Talley resides, somewhat unhappily.

But it's always done it in a somewhat halfhearted way, one that has left millions without access to affordable housing and has concentrated poverty in increasingly dilapidated inner-cities.