Sentence examples for very dilapidated from inspiring English sources

Though very dilapidated, Charlie's mission is to begin a selective restoration process, beginning with ground works and clearance.

"This will transform what looks very dilapidated into a nice little setting and one of the most wonderful little libraries on Long Island," she said.

These houses are very dilapidated and they need to go," says Lampkey, "but yeah, putting a parking lot on top of it is a bit of a blow to the community.

"Teachers are not effectively equipped for their work, the classrooms are very dilapidated and the learners work without textbooks," says Mrs Mogezolcandar.

'It was very dilapidated and old.

We chugged down the Strip in our very dilapidated ambulance van.

Visits to shepherds in Fresno and Kern Counties -- where finding just four herders took two days because of their remote locations -- found them in very old, dilapidated trailers, full of flies and mosquitoes.

There's a lot of Havana that is very beautiful, as it is now, even in its sometimes dilapidated state.

The stables are listed by Historic Scotland at very high risk, and were described in 1997 sale literature as unused and dilapidated.

Last Saturday (February 18) afternoon, I walked into the Knockdown Center, a gloriously dilapidated former glass factory in Queens, to find Richard Kennedy and DonChristian burning sage and painting a sign that said "Very Black" on the wall.

Again, the kitchen was dilapidated.