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Most spend long the "Chi Chi" flashing, and began renovating dilapidated years of the wall decorations were beautiful cover.

Sitting down on a dilapidated wooden fence near the field, we opened a couple of tins of sardines and HAD a picnic lunch.

Outside you see street vendors around the corner from luxury stores, and dilapidated structures next door to high-end apartments.

Cheng Ze curious with behind Cheng Ze, with him to a remote suburb, a dilapidated shack in the immediate present.

The house is in a dilapidated condition and seems as if it will collapse at any moment.

The other was a very old and dilapidated one. Which had seen many years of service, but was now past its best.

When she woke up to see himself in a dilapidated house, tied up like their dumplings, she was scared.

I continue to walk along the walls of this dilapidated, to go about her way, but a strange cul -de-sac beside copied.

One day during their exercising, Laverne walked around the prison quietly and found a dilapidated wall, which can be climbed.

Up the road was an abandoned farmhouse, partially in ruins, and near it a barn, even more dilapidated.

It was in a small remote location, where people lived together in small, dilapidated shacks made of tattered bamboo-mat sheets.

Everyone found a seat on a dilapidated sectional sofa that relatives had given to the family.

I rode the dilapidated bus on which Klement traveled to from his job at a Buenos Aires auto plant.

a second customer leaning out of a dilapidated window patiently waits his turn, while smoking the pipe of peace.

At Boston's Quincy Market, dilapidated and dangerous buildings were converted into a lively complex of shops and restaurants.

Telmore Mutinhima, above, one of the thousands of refugees from Zimbabwe living in South Africa, sleeps in a dilapidated tire factory.

But before we New Yorkers become too full of ourselves, it might be worthwhile to glance at dilapidated Kaifeng in central China.

After Boxer Russian chaos, Heilongjiang area was more Dilapidated.

With drying laundry and the faç ade of a dilapidated building behind him, a boy plays with a paper airplane late in the afternoon.

That friendly beer is all they can remember when they wake hours later in a dilapidated room on the fringes of Bangkok.

Oil gave him power far beyond the confines of his dilapidated state.

Sitting down on a dilapidated wooden fence near the field.

The company said price hikes were needed to repair and expand the dilapidated infrastructure.

Scale must be the profit, or else they would have to make the enterprise in a dilapidated condition.

Without the Olympic Game, the rebuilding of this dilapidated house would be stopped, I guessed.

But its gorgeous smooth surface suddenly gives way to a dilapidated, pot-holed obstacle course for the rest of the journey.

After the end of the world, the world alone. The man stood in the dilapidated house, suddenly heard the knock on the door .

Dolohov was standing at the gates of a dilapidated house, letting the crowd of unarmed Frenchmen pass by him.

The horror of Yousef and his murders convinced him that the teeming, dilapidated refugee camp in Jenin needed more stagecraft, not less.

He yearns to return to his home in a tiny hamlet in New Hampshire, a dilapidated wooden farmhouse where he lives alone.

Most of the more dilapidated housing, public health conditions almost missing, the public exercise equipment is irrelevant.

Whether rehousing assistance will be offered to villagers in fishermen villages whose houses are in a dilapidated state or have collapsed ?

In the dilapidated soviet buildings, shuttling my every inch of time, was it destined that I would be here all these years.

The old street waiting for breaking down There are dilapidated houses and rare householder in this street, which continues its few days.

Stephen Chow, the film plays an impoverished father and son living in a dilapidated roadside Ningbo Malaysian houses.

The club would pay instead to spruce up the existing, dilapidated home of British athletics, at Crystal Palace, 14km away in south London.

Hospital buildings are dilapidated, while medicine and equipment are often in short supply.

However, real concerns remain about America's exploding pension liabilities and dilapidated infrastructure.

Dilapidated infrastructure, especially in transport, could pose a risk to competitiveness and longer-term growth prospects.

The old house in the country became dilapidated a few years after its owners moved to the city.

In the next few weeks families from the dilapidated huts that once stood on the site will move in.

The building had been dilapidated by neglect.

Bangalore has replaced its dilapidated airport with a splendid new one, with the help of some private money.

Heavy clouds hang low over a dilapidated homestead in the Midwest, foretelling a possible tornado.

In a mysterious, far place. The piano is intonation, facing the immemorial and dilapidated rampart.

That real life prison closed in 2004 due to its small size and dilapidated structure.

The roads and bridges they count on are crumbling, pipelines are leaking, schools are dilapidated, and public libraries are being shut.

within two or three years, the upgrading of all large and medium-sized and key dilapidated small reservoirs in China.

Perhaps his house is in a dilapidated condition here and there. He doesn't care to repair it.

Rich pupils get good private education; poor ones are condemned to underfunded, dilapidated state-funded schools.

The waterfront is little more than dilapidated quays, shabby warehouses, a long-idle Ferris wheel, and rusting boats pulled up on the shore.

He and the T-1000 snuck past them and made their way down the dilapidated hallway.

Just over a decade old, the brick and gray stone facades already bear the dilapidated look of abandoned manors.

The entrants pay a fee to drive their dilapidated car into each other, and the last car moving is declared the winner.

Two decades ago most city folk were consigned to dilapidated quarters provided by their state-owned employer.

Avenues are filled with cars abandoned, and dilapidated buildings lie there like graves.

Signs of Nauru's former wealth are few and far between. Homes are dilapidated, with holes punched through their walls.

Twenty years ago downtown was a desert of dilapidated buildings and bag people.

It must be of a bulldozer operator. confronted by a dilapidated building, he can say: hi buddy, i need to euthanize you.

Most mainland Chinese fishing boats are dilapidated and lacking in life-saving equipment.

The ancient capital city has left more than 200 dilapidated old houses, including many makeshifts built in the early 20th century.

First , the tenants who are now living in dilapidated buildings in crowded and unhygienic conditions will benefit .

The final day, has become dilapidated straw sandals, straw sandals, then if he is, today is a period.

Sales offices predecessor is a dilapidated hall and management of office space, but there are many words of native landscape.

They are few and very conspicuous: imposing grey-walled structures towering over clusters of old dilapidated homes.

Who was heaving the garbage containers into the dilapidated rubbish truck?

Some are dilapidated and empty, but others are home to some of the best bars, restaurants and lounges the city has to offer.

The shores of California's biggest lake are studded with dead fish and dilapidated mobile homes.

We shall not live in dilapidated houses. We shall repair our houses and work towards constructing new houses at the earliest.

My friend switched the subject to the poor condition of India's roads, its dilapidated cities and the constant blackouts.

The sprawling campus is pleasant enough but badly dilapidated.

They lived in a dilapidated shack on a heavily wooded hillside above the town of Little Hangleton.

Yesterday, journalists and Wang Zhiqiang Tangjiahe dilapidated old came together in the yard.

She works long hours and is forced to live in a dilapidated building.

Ben Lai ran, not deep impression on the home because there is no deep into Nazuo dilapidated towns.

a dilapidated house with peeling paint; peeling row houses.

A man fills canisters with water at a dilapidated housing estate in the Chechen capital of Grozny October 8, 2006.

The building wore a dilapidated look.

the walls of the dilapidated shed lean outward .

Much of it is dilapidated and most people want to move out and up.

Hanoi's buildings were dilapidated , and in the style of southern France.

Here the past, people living in poverty, dilapidated housing.

If a portion shipment Is part dilapidated, , the break is phoned particular mean.

Through the second half of 2007, the census identified 4114 dilapidated reservoirs.

The Three Pagodas have undergone more than 1, 000 years natural catastrophes and wars, which made them dilapidated extremely.

He lived in a dilapidated row house whose walls and roof had partly collapsed.

She deserted us. . . left here to go to that dilapidated kingdom, Dernholm!

When they passed a dilapidated house, they saw a couple with their three children living there.

The rent for the dilapidated bakery is US$20 [LKR 2000] a month.

Their shared "office" is a run-down room adjacent to the dilapidated house turned courtroom that is ATC 3.

On January 21, 1958, Starkweather went to visit Caril at her dilapidated house.

For example, one group who may require such special consideration is elderly owners of dilapidated flats with little income.

Is my present life, filled with books dog-eared, papers scribbled in and pens dilapidated, boring?

30 years ago, the ancient city of Phoenix, because of significant disrepair and dilapidated.

In the distance you can make out dilapidated North Korean buildings.

States did have a backlog of maintenance projects, such as repaving dilapidated roads.

Every day she kept wipe desk chair SaSao hall, wipe a dilapidated house pack have originally QianChenBuRan.

The buildIng had been In a dilapidated condition for some time, but it was the gale that fInally did for it

dilapidated adj. (of furniture, buildings, etc) falling to pieces; in a bad state of repair

Probe into the Reinforcement of the Small-sized Dilapidated Reservoirs in Changzhi City

Whether the proposed project area is old and dilapidated and requires urgent redevelopment;

Initial Discussion of Estate Management and Reconstruction of the Dilapidated Houses

Wall Grouting Reinforcement Technique for Dilapidated Teaching Building

Study and Application of Sprayed Concrete for Strengthening Dilapidated Building

Approach to Main Techniques of Building Ecological Tea Fields by Utilizing Eroded Land of Dilapidated Granite

Boiling water hissed and heaved within dilapidated walls; whence, also, the glare and roar of flames came issuing forth;

Analysis on the slope stability of dilapidated and residual soils upon bedrocks considering infiltration of rainstorm

The dilapidated state of European defenses

twilight zone (a) inner city area where the buildings are dilapidated

a dilapidated, worn out car, bus or other machine

dilapidated: (of furniture and buildings) old and in very bad condition

At the end of the fifteenth century, the formidable gibbet which dated from 1328, was already very much dilapidated;

a dilapidated chair, bed, etc

Accompanied by the night we went to the dilapidated city

dilapidated buildings are seriously affecting hong kong s cityscape