dilapidation in a sentence

1. the mill was in a state of dilapidation

2. Another century later, they showed various stages of dilapidation.

3. I need it against the dilapidation of the language and the dictatorship of slogans.

4. The creative objective of my work is to “make something beautiful out of dilapidation.”

5. It is a respite from the dilapidation of Havana, the sense of tragedy that underlies it.

6. In the French era, noble families disappeared from the castle and dilapidation was inevitable.

7. The process of dilapidation will be extremely slow, which can not be said about the frame houses.

8. As in the Song and Jin era, the canal fell into disuse and dilapidation during the Yuan Dynasty's decline.

9. As in the Song and Jin era, the canal fell into disuse and dilapidation during the Yuan dynasty's decline.

10. Another 16 Egyptian kings built pyramids at Saqqara, which are now in various states of preservation or dilapidation.

11. Moreover - all the last decades there is a de-industrialization of America and the dilapidation of its infrastructure.

12. The biggest challenge for the design team was building Bill’s boat, The Bloody Mary – a marvel of seafaring dilapidation.

13. As a result of the dilapidation of monumental buildings, ruined economy and decimated population Pula fell into disrepute.

14. They support the preservation of mills, the restoration of old ships or lighthouses or help to prevent the dilapidation of old buildings.

15. The castle suffered considerable damage and dilapidation during the Commonwealth due to the abolition of the office of bishop whose residence it was.

16. 1939 Demolition of the building due to dilapidation & new construction (until the end of the Second World War) based on old drawings, documents and maps

17. Its dilapidation puts it at threat: if it is considered 70% dilapidated, there is a risk that it could be demolished and reconstructed rather than restored.

18. The dilapidation of abandoned buildings, drug-trafficking and prostitution are consciously tolerated in areas, for which a concrete development plan exists.

19. Privatisation is stripping cities in Russia and Eastern Europe of their public assets, leaving a chaotic mix of advertising, dilapidation and new development

20. David Jones closed its Valley store in the 1970s and Myer closed its doors in the early 1990s, and the once-thriving commercial centre devolved to dilapidation.