Sentence examples for which dilapidated from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wides tackles the marks of industry head-on in works like "Near Catskill Creek (November 1, 2004)" and "Kaaterskill Clove (February 15 , 2005," landscapes in which dilapidated automobiles and heaps of junk are nearly camouflaged by forests of turning leaves.

Few things thrill Ms. Brown more than an extreme home makeover, which the dilapidated log cabin on an overgrown 16-acre property in Buckland, Mass., required.

New York State parks officials have a huge job ahead of them in repairing Jones Beach State Park, which was dilapidated before Hurricane Sandy and devastated after, its boardwalk crumpled and its buildings ravaged.

In Liverpool, net building has fallen by 85% since 2007; in Manchester, it is down by 90%.Nick Johnson of Urban Splash, a company which redevelops dilapidated housing stock in several northern cities, says speculative investment has become less attractive not just because of the weak mortgage market but also because of cuts to government "gap funding", which helped reduce risk for developers.

Except for the main wooden door on the top floor, which is dilapidated, the rest of the Sumtseg is well preserved in its original form, as built in the early 13th century.

Mr. Bush wants to end the Hope VI housing program, which upgrades severely dilapidated public housing.

The town is made up mostly of trailers, which become more dilapidated the closer you get to the beach.

"And believe it or not, this entire area which was obviously dilapidated, used to be a discotheque, Eros Disco.

"The Muppets" also does not tiptoe around the elephant in the room, which is the dilapidated state of the entire franchise.

That has boosted Manchester and Birmingham as well as London at the expense of out-of-town office parks, which look increasingly dilapidated.

"Most hackers are lazy," he says, seated in front of a computer in his spare bedroom, which overlooks a dilapidated apartment complex.