Examples of 'falling into disrepair' in a sentence
Meaning of "falling into disrepair"
falling into disrepair: Refers to the gradual deterioration or decline of something, often a building or structure, due to neglect or lack of maintenance
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falling into disrepair
The old ballpark was falling into disrepair.
It is falling into disrepair and desperately needs a new roof.
That means traditional schools are falling into disrepair.
Most are now decaying, falling into disrepair due to being built of mud bricks.
Public and commercial infrastructure is shutting down and falling into disrepair.
This world is falling into disrepair.
They say the kitschy sight has not been kept up and is falling into disrepair.
Your house is falling into disrepair.
It replaced a Romanesque church which was demolished after falling into disrepair.
Seems to be falling into disrepair.
The city of Los Angeles has a number of vacant buildings that are falling into disrepair.
Two of them are really falling into disrepair.
The bakery was subsequently converted into stores, before falling into disrepair.
The rest sat vacant, falling into disrepair.
Today, one of the towers is privately owned and is falling into disrepair.
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As you can see, your beautiful house is falling into disrepair without you.
Formerly a splendid palace, it belonged to the heir apparent before falling into disrepair.
Now decades old, these highrises are aging and falling into disrepair.
For many years the buildings remained vacant, eventually falling into disrepair.
Most stone-built mills are no longer in use and are slowly falling into disrepair.
Somehow, this illustrious history did not stop the ship from falling into disrepair.
After they left the site, it was partially burned down, the remainder falling into disrepair.
Maintenance, There will probably be regulations to prevent properties from falling into disrepair.
A dearth of technical expertise can sink an ICT project, with the equipment falling into disrepair.
By the time of the English Civil War, the castle was falling into disrepair.
By the 18th century the castle was again abandoned and falling into disrepair.
Ah, did I make mistakes to cause it? to my family falling into disrepair.
The original building was demolished in 1982 after falling into disrepair.
By the 1970s, business was dwindling and the town was falling into disrepair.
The new hall was in turn demolished in the 1960s after falling into disrepair.
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