Usar "run-down" en una oración
run-down oraciones de ejemplo
run-down
1. Jann’s was a run-down stable on the very outskirts
2. You rent a small apartment in a run-down neighborhood, and you are dependent on a no frills 1980’s auto in so-so shape to get around in
3. It gave a limited view between two other run-down looking buildings, across the accommodation area of the colony
4. Op14 closed down the interface; he then activated the run-down sequence on the stasis pod
5. The address turned out to be a run-down warehouse located north of the Milan city limits
6. Hermann asked at a post office where he might find accommodations for the night, and they were directed to what was apparently the town’s only hotel, a small, run-down place on the outskirts that looked as if it had been converted from a private residence
7. The lathe had been a heavy electrical load and the battery was so run-down that the lights were reduced to a dim glow
8. one, onto the run-down Sector7 station
9. Is a run-down
10. And now? Now he lived a pointless existence in a backward hamlet populated by trailer trash and clod-hopping farmers, bunking in a shabby room of a run-down farmhouse on a dirt road in the boondocks, drinking water from a well out of mismatched glasses, counting himself lucky when this girl cooked him a hot meal served up on chipped crockery
11. That might be part of her reason, remembering how run-down the house is
12. She grows up in a small, pinkish, run-down adobe ranch home encircled by a chain link fence
13. Well-kept Victorian facades gave way to run-down tenements, treeless cul de sacs, glowering terrace houses and streets strewn with snotty urchins and mouldering rubbish
14. The primary trend has three phases: accumulation, run-up/run-down, and distribution
15. Tulloch gave him the run-down as he got the last of his shakes out of his system
16. Run-down, dilapidated and hopeless described it best
17. There was nothing remarkable to see, it was just another road in a run-down area of town
18. I was completely run-down
19. net headquarters are refreshingly run-down
20. beat-up mobile home (with a family of mice) in a dirty, run-down trailer park in the middle of
21. They walked through street that led out of the docks, past the run-down warehouses, past the chandlers and sail-makers and various traders who gathered round the newly docked boats and tried to sell fresh fruit and savoury snacks to fill the long-deprived bellies of the sailors
22. Some months after his arrival, when he was already well-known and well-liked, Aureliano Triste went about looking for a house so that he could send for his mother and an unmarried sister (who was not the colonel’s daughter), and he became interested in the run-down big house that looked abandoned on a corner of the square
23. Every time they passed the run-down house she would tell her about an unpleasant incident, a tale of hate, trying in that way to make her extended rancor be shared by her niece and consequently prolonged beyond death, but her plan did not work because Remedios was immune to any kind of passionate feelings and much less to those of others
24. old run-down car she had didn’t have a working radio
25. Although the facility was run-down, most of the cadavers
26. Jose instantly pointed to a run-down sign that read 'Massage Parlor'
27. It was where his parents ran a small run-down hotel in the run down capital of a run down country run down by ujamaa socialism
28. – it all operated in, and around, this run-down section of Dearborn, on the outskirts of Detroit
29. In the early nineteen hundreds my Spirit began moving in a place in California, a place in a run-down building on Azusa Street
30. what was called a “flower studio,” though clearly it was a run-down building where various wilted roses and daisies sat in oversized buckets waiting for husbands who had been sent to the dog house to Doug Green
31. Fix up run-down houses and then rent them out or turn them over
32. Crewald Street ran next to the river in a run-down quarter of the city
33. Usually crammed with dolls, farms, and run-down
34. His hotel was run-down
35. Nearby stood a run-down brick building, not much larger than a shed
36. When they pulled up to the single-bedroom trailer, parked on blocks and situated behind the run-down service station, Mitch studied her face
37. As the bus roared by the run-down service station, Mitch caught a glimpse of Bino’s car, parked in back next to the fuel tanks
38. When they rounded the corner, a large man was being escorted from a run-down house to a squad car
39. With four other companions, all in an equally run-down condition, he set up camp, and, unenthusiastically, they began to stake out their claims
40. Half-way through the journey we stop at a run-down gas station, where the derelict building seems to be held together by nothing more than the threads of time
41. What am I going to do?” I lived the first few months of the divorce proceedings in a tiny run-down apartment in downtown L
42. So on to Aboukir, to the run-down eateries with the sexiest food in town
43. And because of this failing, all civilized communities become mangy, run-down, dilapidated junk-heaps of secret cliques Much like the books of Edgar Allen Poe: who wrote of secret, unspoken travesties of hidden evils inside ancient buildings
44. On his previous visit, he had stayed at a run-down hotel near George Washington University to save the committee some money; this time he was near L’Enfant Plaza, closer to the action
45. The houses were either run-down or freshly painted
46. he warehouse was located in a run-down neighborhood on the outskirts of town, and the only hint that it served a different purpose than any of the other abandoned warehouses nearby was the scores of cars parked haphazardly on the far side of the building, out of sight from the main road
47. The apartment Pamela’s friend had gushed on about was only a few blocks from the school and one of four units in a run-down commercial building that had been partially converted
48. The house got pretty run-down and is now undergoing its first full renovation since that time
49. Then, a week or two before Thanksgiving, the five of them went to a late showing of Taxi Driver at the run-down cinema at St
50. We took seats in the run-down apartment with no view of the back garden, and Conklin started asking the questions
