| It's all a bit dour, spindly trees where there are trees at all, and more than a few boarded-up stores. |
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| Back when Borello first moved to Alberta Street, it was a skid row lined with boarded-up storefronts and seedy bars. |
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| Many of the homes to be demolished are boarded-up and unlet, but the news provoked a strong backlash among the many tenants who remain. |
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| There's an unusual poster gracing the hoardings and boarded-up buildings of Toronto the past few weeks. |
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| What would be the value of a lone survivor, pointlessly holding out in a blighted, boarded-up street? |
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| Some houses have boarded-up windows, and there are vacant lots strewn with litter and overgrown with weeds. |
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| The opening scene depicts Detroit as a city of smoke and industry, car manufacture, and boarded-up buildings. |
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| It's a school in an area of boarded-up houses and it doesn't rank at the top of national league tables. |
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| Just down the street from me, for example, there's a block with several boarded-up houses on it. |
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| That council officers carry out a detailed review of boarded-up shops and devise a system for monitoring them. |
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| Ossington Avenue was a crumbling street of dodgy garages and boarded-up business, sketchy strip clubs and bullet-ridden karaoke joints. |
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| The poet, publisher, and crusader for progressive causes died in 1965, leaving behind a boarded-up house in the south of France. |
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| Don's picture captures the listless, boarded-up feel of the place better than mine does, but I fell too much in love with the lifts and wanted to make them look beautiful. |
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| The sky was gray and dead. Great! he thought. Another day stuck in this boarded-up rat hole! He slammed the door viciously, then winced, groaning, at the brain-stabbing noise. |
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