dilapidated-looking

• “In a back office near a dilapidated-looking mall in suburban Birmingham, Hica recently hosted a women's meeting.”

  The Guardian: Tensions rise as Latinos feel under siege in America's deep south

• “The taxi pulled up to a very modest, almost dilapidated-looking building.”

  Simon & Schuster: Destined

• “A cloud of dust stirred up as we proceeded on a dilapidated-looking, two-lane blacktop road with no center divider.”

  Simon & Schuster: I Am Not A Psychic!

• “After a minute or two they neared a row of dilapidated-looking warehouse buildings, and Raven finally slowed the bike down.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Overload Protocol

• “They wear uniform, but are miserable dilapidated-looking creatures, and”

  The Golden Chersonese and the way thither

• “He had not altered much since he left Ballarat, save that he looked more dilapidated-looking, but stood there in his usual sullen manner, with his hat drawn down over his eyes.”

  Madame Midas

• “Then I said we must get the rubber carriers who were coming this way to show us the ford; and so we sat down on the bank a tired, disconsolate, dilapidated-looking row, until they arrived.”

  Travels in West Africa

• “Mr McCandlish had brought along the most dilapidated-looking item of audio equipment she had ever seen, a bulky, bakelite reel-to-reel tape player that gave off a worryingly smoky smell as its spindles turned with arthritic labour and a syncopated squeaking.”

  Country of the Blind

• “They were a dilapidated-looking trio, but they were Americans, and for that phenomenal blessing Matt thanked whichever god had seen fit to respond to his isolation.”

  Honorbound

• “A gunner tipped up the barrel and poured it into a dilapidated-looking enamelled mug.”

  Pushed and the Return Push

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