disrepair造句怎麼寫

Roman roads fell into disrepair and disuse during the Middle Age when the primary means of long-distance transportation were walking, horseback riding, or ox riding.

A large part of the road and rail infrastructure inherited by newly independent African countries about 50 years ago has fallen into disrepair.

"All the money the city thought it saved, it lost," Mr. Burney told me, "because projects were often left unfinished or in disrepair."

Most of the tiny villages have been in the hands of the same families for generations, but in many cases their inhabitants have moved away to urban areas and the houses have fallen into disrepair.

Big Ben is not alone in its disrepair.

The new property replaces this structure, which had fallen into disrepair.

But we cannot finish the job when a third of all our schools are in serious disrepair.

Meanwhile, the dam fell into disrepair. Should really broke flash floods, the flood prevention capacity also really need to be reexamined.

"If it was located in Midtown Manhattan it never would have been able to fall into the state of disrepair that it was allowed to fall into," Mr. Pinsky said.

But the agricultural extension system is now in some disrepair.

By the 19th century, the canal fell into disrepair thanks to neglected maintenance, a major flood, and heavy pollution.

Kenya's general state of disrepair is striking.

“Based on stories from defectors, much of it has fallen into disrepair —though this is impossible to verify in person,” Melvin said.

Rice rice crossing crossing the road disrepair due to disrepair, the road to form a lot of pits, residents with a brick cushion pit, but encountered rain, snow travel is still very difficult.