Usar "ramshackle" en una oración

1. ramshackle collection of maybe 100 tin shacks clustered in the desert between a pocket of towering rock mountains

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2. By the way, how would we ever reach Kavouri in that ramshackle car? And what time would we leave the “nice, isolated beach?” I kept wondering, rather anxious

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3. In my wanderings I actually find a discarded fold-up bed and try to sleep on it under a ramshackle stone building on the edge of a public park but after only half an hour my own snoring wakes me and so with dry throat I wander back to the Flea Market area and even at this hour am greeted with early morning hellos from the traders and completely seduced by the mouth-watering aromas of hot sesame cakes and sugar-dusted doughnuts, of pastries and fresh coffee

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4. Breaking and entering was not something that Archibald had studied with his tutors, and so it was with some difficulty and quite a lot of noise that he eventually managed to force a window at the back of the ramshackle and degenerate building

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5. back of the ramshackle and degenerate building

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6. Beyond the fence, there were a slightly ramshackle collection of

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7. looked around the ramshackle building they were calling

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8. and the houses became more and more ramshackle

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9. a small ramshackle building at the end of the row

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10. It was a small, somewhat ramshackle building in

11. It was nothing but a string of ramshackle tents

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12. As they left the ramshackle miner’s huts in the distance, Bear turned and pulled out his lighter

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13. He jumped up with more vigor than I would have expected and, taking my arm, propelled me down a side street past a line of rather rude houses to a ramshackle hut that was in serious disrepair

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14. filtering into the ramshackle building

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15. whole ramshackle construction was sitting on a series of wildly

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16. As he reaches the well, the women stumble over the ramshackle stone of the ruined dwelling and disappear from sight beneath the walls and, as the dogs finally catch up with him, his hand grasps the sides of the well and he feels the hint of water on his flesh

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17. Trom has made several generous offers for this ramshackle rat hole, has he not?”

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18. They opened the front boot, took their belongings, and headed for a large, ramshackle building near the docks

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19. Joey had eaten a meal prepared by Tololon, who along with the worker’s from her inn had established a ramshackle restaurant

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20. Paignton Pier is just a wooden walkway with some ramshackle wooden huts that sell the usual sorry array of tourist trash

21. ramshackle split-pole, stuffed with dense bushes and topped off with wheels of razor

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22. Now it was the plots, ramshackle old houses and occasional

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23. Their ramshackle stone house was freezing in the winter and stifling in the summer, but Andiette was not one to complain

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24. the more ramshackle ones

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25. sprang over the ramshackle rooftops, swiftly gaining ground

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26. A ramshackle selection of cowsheds populated with peasants, did not a village make, nor in our recent experience, a decent cup of coffee

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27. There in the afterlife we create a perfect replica of the life we had together on earth: the same ramshackle house, furniture, etc

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28. Philip awakes, naked and chained to the floor by wrist and ankle, in the ramshackle dwelling of a family of murderous inbreds

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29. Perry slid through the ramshackle houses at an angle, and ended at the river

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30. The ramshackle fleet looked like it was about an hour and a half away

31. As with all other streets throughout ShantyTown, this particular stretch was lined with monotonous, ramshackle hovels; crowded shoulder to shoulder like the lame and decrepit huddled in the food line

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32. He parked out of sight of the ramshackle cabin a few hundred feet on the other side of the tree line and looked for a clear footpath

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33. He felt he had a duty to show to the world in some way the role the ramshackle dunny at Bundingo had played in the fantastic journey he had embarked upon and which had benefited him so much

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34. On the approach to the airfield I noticed more mud huts strung along the roadside, plus a few ramshackle shelters surrounded by kids

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35. I had sold my car to pay some debts and I told her that it was being repaired and we moved about on our feet and in the ramshackle Cairo taxis

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36. He inspected the factory, the machinery and then I locked up and we moved to our offices in the ramshackle building opposite

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37. A ramshackle tavern to one side where, nevertheless, I often found fresh fish and decent barrel wine

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38. The city was provincial and ramshackle and had a tiny Greek community

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39. Jay pointed down the inlet to the ramshackle two-story barge, surrounded by acres of underwater pens

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40. A ramshackle airport and noisy, rude people

41. out of the ramshackle cabin

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42. The house was a ramshackle Victorian that was beginning to show signs of disrepair

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43. She did a double take, scanning the ramshackle collection

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44. I held my complaints as we wove though a ramshackle suburb that resembled downtown Chicago

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45. ” He entered a ramshackle building held up by wooden beams

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46. No form can he set on his sensations as he strolls, one blazing afternoon, along the Parisian boulevard and skips out of the way of the royal landau which, looking indescribably ramshackle, rattles along the pitted roadway, saluted by citizens of both sexes cheaply dressed in bowler hats and continental costumes; though a shepherd in kilt, cap, and gaiters very nearly drives his herd of goats between the royal wheels; and all the time the Acropolis surges into the air, raises itself above the town, like a large immobile wave with the yellow columns of the Parthenon firmly planted upon it

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47. The ramshackle cart was loaded with empty bottles and putrid rags, heaped loosely in the cart and packed into a large sack

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48. On the train I tried to read but couldn’t concentrate, I was so taken by Rockaway Beach and the ramshackle bungalow behind the derelict wooden fence that I could think of nothing else

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49. My real estate lawyer attempted to sway me against buying the bungalow due to its ramshackle state and questionable resale value

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50. The ramshackle parlor to his left had been full of black light and kegs of beer and music and punker types he’d done his best to avoid, drag-walking his semiconscious friend to the safety of the basement

51. But sometimes with Keith, early evenings when they returned to her dormitory, or to a ramshackle hotel east of Grand Central, she could feel herself approaching the lightless place of myth

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52. “WHAT THE hell is this all about?” Sampson asked as we trudged from the ramshackle barn to a gray fieldstone fireplace that stood in an open clearing

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53. Then early Sunday mornings, we drove to the San Jose flea market off Berryessa, rented a spot, and sold the junk for a small profit: a Chicago record that we'd bought for a quarter the day before might go for $1, or $4 for a set of five; a ramshackle Singer sewing machine purchased for $10 might, after some bargaining, bring in $25

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54. "It was a frightful old trap; it rests flat on the axle; it is an actual fact that the seats were suspended inside it by leather thongs; the rain came into it; the wheels were rusted and eaten with moisture; it would not go much further than the tilbury; a regular ramshackle old stage-wagon; the gentleman would make a great mistake if he trusted himself to it," etc

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55. The room was a ramshackle mess

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56. This is ramshackle stuff, mostly bad shades of superior scribes

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57. Meanwhile, a familiar suitcase skidded to a halt on the remains of a ramshackle station platform, a few surfboards on a tide of sand, followed by a man in a wrinkled summer suit who tumbled out like an acrobat, shouting with pride when he landed, swaying but intact

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58. Charlie climbed the steps of his shack and carried the jar to its throne in the living room, thinking that from now on this lean-to would be a palace, with an ‘emperor’—that was the word! ‘emperor’—all cold and white and quiet drifting in his private pool, raised, elevated upon a shelf over a ramshackle table

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59. Charlie climbed the steps of his shack and carried the jar to its throne in the living room, thinking that from now on this lean-to would be a palace, with an "emperor"--that was the word! "emperor"--all cold and white and quiet drifting in his private pool, raised, elevated upon a shelf over a ramshackle table

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60. The house itself was a ramshackle old place, while the interior, thanks to B—in, was as gay as a palace