A new fountain and a patio paved with Lodi gravel replaced a decrepit pond. |
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The fantasy is unfolding almost invisibly in Prakash Talkies, a decrepit theater with shocking pistachio green walls. |
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He was a ragged decrepit old man blinking in amazement as a silver ship descends into the valley, landing gently beside the lake. |
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Advertisements for these drugs feature, not decrepit old men, but young athletes. |
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But it probably had in mind dud companies such as decrepit cement factories or foundries, not the country's crown jewels. |
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With pop music playing, they always look so young, fresh-faced, attractive and carefree, and make me feel so old, ugly and decrepit. |
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I've moved from a tiny, decrepit college room to a smaller, equally crumbly college-owned house. |
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Until the present Foreign Office was built in the 1860s, the department was housed in decrepit buildings in Downing Street. |
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The guard at the gate watched the decrepit old man limp along in the distance. |
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According to council reports, two thirds of the houses are decrepit with out-of-date heating systems, crumbling walls and dodgy electrics. |
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We had just walked to the top of the hill and scrambled among the ruins of decrepit churches and an old stone castle. |
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What about the shame of housing bright, eager international students in mould infested, decrepit residences? |
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Pulling up outside the shop was a decrepit, battered motorcycle with sidecar and a rider of the same genre. |
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A few kilometers down a decrepit road is a sprawling abandoned battery factory. |
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I strolled into the control room from the studio, and noticed a large fat bloke with a shaven head, wearing a decrepit old tan mac. |
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Demolition debris surrounds the stately but decrepit house of Sripathi Rao, Nandana's grandfather. |
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I trudged over to a ramshackle building reminding me of a snack bar at our decrepit drive-in theater. |
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When they got to the decrepit house, Robin seized Twigg by the arm and pulled him into a nearby bush. |
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I laughed and ran downstairs holding my car keys and decrepit backpack that was practically falling apart. |
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As with Paradise, this story begins in a decrepit relic of a house inhabited by women on the edge of a dying town. |
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It is old, rickety, and decrepit, and miraculously survives the nine-day trip. |
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Even if she were in trouble she would not leave her decrepit house in a nightgown. |
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The decrepit appearance of the municipal dwelling houses, however, masked their true value. |
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But the fact that he's so old, and so decrepit, and has a walker, and can barely move on his own, makes it funny and makes it work. |
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It might be that I'm too decrepit for the pace of it or it might be the lyrics. |
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Anna is a femme fatale looking for a young powerful lover to help her murder her decrepit husband and make off with his fortune. |
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Will Huntington Drive surrender its decrepit auto-body shops only to make way for chain stores and big boxes? |
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True, you will have to charm the decrepit blimps and blue rinses from the shires into voting for you. |
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They seemed to be quite decrepit, but that may have been only a trick of the light. |
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Trips can also be arranged to visit the decrepit gulags and labor camps used so mercilessly by Stalin during the Red Terror. |
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A ragged decrepit old man blinking in amazement as a parachute descends into the valley, landing gently beside the lake. |
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It's not for working reporters, even old, decrepit ones like myself, to comment on that kind of thing. |
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The mortality rate for refugees in the overloaded and decrepit boats continues to rise. |
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We ran into the docking bay and could not believe the decrepit derelict of a ship that he had waiting for us. |
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The old decrepit man watched as they harassed the beautiful young lady who was trying to enjoy her lunch in peace. |
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But that is as far as I can go in praising this decrepit and mentally unbalanced person. |
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One of his long time friends asked how a decrepit bloke like him had landed such a gorgeous dame. |
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Every day citizens and visitors who have to walk through the city must step gingerly over or around these decrepit characters. |
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If I were a litigant, I would not like an ageing and decrepit judge sitting on my case, where the amounts at issue might be significant. |
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But she rejected him and married a decrepit alcoholic, years older than herself. |
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Visitors entered a run-down building in a downscale neighborhood to discover what appeared to be a decrepit, abandoned reptile zoo. |
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An original butler's pantry, too decrepit to salvage but architecturally intact enough, served as a model. |
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And it would be lovely to actually build that house on Gola before we're too decrepit to take advantage of it. |
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Seeds and planting supplies were delivered late, wagons and ploughs arrived decrepit, axes were too small to be useful. |
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On the other hand we meet people much younger who behave as if they were decrepit and refuse to keep up with the times. |
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Large pots, merciless heat and a few decrepit plastic chairs and buckets fill her small tent, while bits of stale food cover the floor. |
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I have seen an etheromaniac at forty-one a wizened, bent, decrepit, and tottering old man. |
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And here she was, sitting in this decrepit house on the island, trying to make a life for herself as a painter. |
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I suppose I shall die a decrepit old maid who never found a gentleman worthy enough of wooing her! |
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What he saw on the onionskin that had passed through Dutton's decrepit typewriter left him literally incredulous. |
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Schools look more decrepit than houses, government offices, strung along the road, so run down you wonder if anybody ever visits them. |
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With the help of a decrepit Cheshire cat, Alice must battle the undead and the queen's guards in order to save Wonderland from a horrible fate. |
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I am feeling decidedly old and decrepit this morning and rather disgruntled with life and myself in general! |
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As Heather approached it she saw that it had a piece of decrepit parchment, all rolled up like a scroll. |
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All that remained at Assonde were the decrepit shells of houses. |
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Some people who had flown in this same plane previously talked of it being as decrepit as a cattle car. |
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The GOP lives in a decrepit Hollywood mansion where Gingrich is its Norma Desmond, always ready for his closeup. |
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It was headquartered in Stanleyville, in a tall corner building that still stands in the decrepit, yet lively, downtown. |
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The decrepit BMD came to a stop with a gear-clanking jolt by the water, and within seconds the soldiers broke out the vodka. |
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As I stepped out of a decrepit office building into a perfect sunny day, a member of my team started talking into his radio. |
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Wandering around Tribeca, you may stumble upon a decrepit elevator shaft that's full of curiosities. |
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All thirteen members, in addition to sound engineers, techs, etc., piled into a decrepit two-story apartment in Montreal and remained there, uninterrupted, for five days. |
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When examined under a dissecting scope, hermaphrodites fed Cry5B toxin for 2-3 days develop decrepit internal morphology, have pale coloration, and move slowly. |
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This beautiful, decrepit city is at its most breathtaking at night, when thousands of lights of the houses on the surrounding hills frame and light up the bay. |
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It won't put medicine in decrepit hospitals or food in empty bellies. |
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Not, as you might think, an organisation that cares for old, decrepit deejays, but a charity set up by mixmasters to donate money to a Music Therapy Trust. |
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Before he could protest, Raylaa had already disappeared into the porch, where the hideous sidecar and the motorcycle with the peeling red paint stood, worn down and decrepit. |
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The Euros look at some fat guy on vacation in one of their decrepit countries, and they want to spit on the ground at the sight of the ugly American. |
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Incapable of reforming itself in the spirit of the new times, the decrepit empire sank into a deep economic and social crisis which it never overcame. |
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His design transports you to the gaudy, decrepit fairground, complete with working helter-skelter and carousel, and shows you the beauty in the ramshackle and ruinous. |
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A distant cloud of dust signals the approach of a decrepit utility. |
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I'd much rather be de-frosted in a hundred years time a reasonably virile man in his twenties, rather than a decrepit octogenarian who had already died once. |
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I refuse to just lie around and do nothing like a decrepit old hag! |
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The marriage of a man to a woman more than twice his age is unheard of in Kenya where nubile, teenage girls are frequently betrothed to decrepit, old men. |
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Outside the grimy windows of the decrepit lounge that serves as a Cabinet office the autumn sunlight filtered through the leaves of the plane trees. |
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For to me it seemeth a thing unreasonable, that, in this my decrepit age, I shall be compelled to fight against shadows, and howlets that dare not abide the light. |
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Tragically misplaced amongst a series of powerful speakers, the decrepit trio brought roars from the pressroom and discomfort for all who shun corniness. |
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While Matthau gives a complex performance as a decrepit, foul-mouthed alcoholic who is still a much-loved father figure, the rest of the cast are sadly underused. |
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She lives alone with her young baby in a damp, decrepit house. |
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This time it was a decrepit, dark and deserted Tudor style house. |
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The marriage of a man to a woman more than twice his age is unheard of in the country, where nubile, teenage girls are frequently betrothed to decrepit, old men. |
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Shah Jahan would recover from his illness only to spend his last days as an old and decrepit man, imprisoned by his son Aurangzeb, in the fort in Agra. |
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To less decrepit members of the population than me, life means nightlife. |
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Edith Evans made a striking screen debut as the decrepit Countess. |
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David turned to the decrepit man sitting in the interrogation room. |
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He was faced with the great challenge of updating a decrepit and wasteful government system and responding to demands for increased freedom while maintaining order. |
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He that is comely when old and decrepit, surely was very beautiful when he was young. |
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Indeed, most of the townsfolk assumed there wasn't any film in his grimy, decrepit contraptions, with their priapic telescopic lenses. |
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Only a rounded bar and three rotting bathtubs remain in the decrepit club. |
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The Lord Lyon King-at-Arms and his decrepit court will dodder along in front. |
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Stem rust, which spreads via windborne spores, can quickly turn a healthy crop into a decrepit mess of broken stems and shriveled grains. |
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Drowned in eternal mist, illuminated by a decrepit sun or by emphemeral meteors, it is a world of greyness. |
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In 2017 in the budget proposal, Superintendent of Education Molly Spearman requested that the state lease to purchase 1,000 buses to replace the most decrepit vehicles. |
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Shunting them there in a decrepit van is the curmudgeonly Claude. |
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To the end that Kindliness of Nature may endure, chafing with Oyl in a moderate Quantity and Quality is very good for Men of decrepit Age, and for those that are growing Old. |
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The concept of the beautiful woman, now decrepit, played by legendary butoh dancer, Akira Kasai, is the same, but the setting is again placed in a modern context. |
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Belfast families faced being transferred to new, alien estates when older, decrepit districts such as Sailortown and the Pound Loney were being demolished. |
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The Metro has a distinctive design and corporate identity, to distinguish itself from the decrepit rail system it replaced and to match the livery of the buses then in use. |
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Her bumbling henchmen dognap the 15-pup litter owned by nice young Londoners Roger and Anita and stash them with 84 other little whelps in a decrepit country mansion. |
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In recent years decrepit cities looking for new revenue and a symbol of hope have gentrified their waterfront wharfs and warehouses with great fanfare. |
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