in bad repair

The wall on the southern side is now in bad repairs.

The stone structure is now in bad repair and has been closed for many years.

By 2001 the church was in bad repair and had to be restored with help from a government grant.

But it was in bad repair and was also close to the road.

"It's a very old house and in bad repair," I said.

'Too much time lost, and the Corridor might be in worse repair.

But the roads on the 300-mile route are in bad repair and must be rebuilt.

It is everywhere you turn, often in bad repair.

"If he had known his vehicle was in bad repair, he wouldn't have taken it on the road."

In 1524 the dormitory was reported to be in bad repair.

In bad repair, but it is a road.

But there were still a few wounded Americans, though, and some of the bombers were in bad repair.

The second wooden fort deteriorated somewhat less rapidly but by 1742 was in bad repair.

The rifles looked in bad repair, but they would have sufficed to kill him if that had been what the Indians wanted to do.

They were standing in a large room, walled with old brick in bad repair.

Vietnam already has a north-south highway and a parallel rail line, though both are in bad repair.

The stairs were steep and in bad repair.

The streets grew narrower, the buildings shabbier and in worse repair.

Waterfront places in her price range were in bad repair or not winterized.

There were a dozen man-powered models, in bad repair, and a few battered electrics.

All the homes, Mr. Broom said, were in bad repair and abandoned.

It was clearly in bad repair.

It is tree that the house ap-pears to be in bad repair, there has not been, I gather, much money to spend upon it.

The houses were small and close together where Dovie lived, and some of them were in bad repair.

The streets were in worse repair, and there were more burned buildings than Whandall remembered.