Sentence examples for state of abandonment from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Carabetta's financial failure left the waterfront in a state of abandonment, as it remains today.

More importantly, the question is how is it that our people are left in such a state of abandonment?

These places have been left as they were found by both India and Bangladesh: in a nearly stateless state of abandonment.

FOR more than two decades, the glass-domed Air Terminal languished beside the rail lines of Rome's Stazione Ostiense in a state of abandonment.

The Louxor was later sold to Pathé Cinemas, under whose management the Louxor underwent several transformations, entirely losing its neo-Egyptian interior and the original mosaics on the exterior of the building, and gradually sinking into a state of abandonment.

Near the end of his life, the man who proclaimed, "I declare unabashedly that I like and even cherish the state of abandonment, of aloneness; it does not bother me; indeed to me it seems the natural, inevitable condition of man," spent his days writing haiku.

In New York, the entire winter has been filled with weather advisories, along with freezing rain, decreased blood circulation, sleet, swipes right, unused gym memberships, compromised public transportation infrastructure, depression, lassitude, lonely gloves, too much binge-watching, opportunistic slush of a certain sentience and the first 2,000 words of novels in various states of abandonment.

His photographs have some of the idyllic emptiness of the drawings made a century earlier by the Grand Tourists visiting Rome, as if teeming Paris were in the same state of picturesque abandonment.

In one leading plan, that station would then serve as a stopgap, with few pedestrian connections or amenities, and construction began to reopen the old Hudson and Manhattan stop, which has remained in a state of ghostly abandonment since being closed in 1971.

Nicanor had undertaken the translation in 1990, for a successful staging at the Teatro Universidad Catolica, but he was reluctant to publish it because he didn't consider it finished, and so it had remained in a state of semi-abandonment.

This work evaluates the possibility of restoring this silvicultural system on selective beech coppices that are in a state of prolonged silvicultural abandonment.