“derelict”造句，怎麼用derelict造句

Around halfway there was a derelict building; our first bit of shade for 10 miles.

The rubbish consists of derelict spacecrafts, dead satellites, pieces of metal ejected during collisions and dropped tools etc.

So eating lunch today at a cafe in the centre, opposite yet another derelict structure, I was glad to get talking to a woman at the next table.

An account of the transformation of Palestine’s second city into a crumbling, semi-derelict and neglected suburb of Tel Aviv, known best for the 300m oranges it exports each year.

But that is how most local Tamils view the 600-odd ethnic Sinhalese who pitched up at the derelict railway station in the northern Sri Lankan town of Jaffna last month.

He told me of his life as a derelict.

There were many more bullet-scarred and derelict houses.

We were near Llangollen in Wales and we turned up at a street of boarded-up and derelict houses.

Because is responsible for the safe leader be derelict, caused in the mining accident many people to get killed, these leaderships therefore received the prosecution.

Instead of keeping the derelict craft in orbit, it will, over the course of a couple of years, drag it into the atmosphere and thus to a fiery end.

I love seeing the derelict buildings: old schools, gas stations, motels, shops, trains, farmhouses.

Driving for 140km (87 miles) along the main arterial road eastwards from Harare, you pass mile after mile of derelict and seemingly empty farmland that was once among the most productive in Africa.

Sometimes, to break my addiction to the tube, I spent the night in a derelict shed with mushrooms growing from the rafter boards. Back-yard rehab.

Most of the five-storey building is dusty and derelict.