Meanings of ramshackle buildings in English

It was large and open, ringed by ramshackle buildings hundreds of years old.

Sheldrake was chosen because there were a few ramshackle buildings on the island.

Thousands of people are living in ramshackle buildings with no walls and need to leave.

Travelling around the city, writer noticed many ramshackle buildings.

He studied the ramshackle buildings, windows showing pale lighting.

There workers dye animal hides in small, ramshackle buildings without infrastructure for absorbing hazardous waste byproducts.

I turned around briefly to look back at the transparent dome and the ramshackle buildings within.

The farmhouse was a rambling sprawl of ramshackle buildings gathered around a courtyard that housed a few chickens.

Oh, and you're going to say next, 'You lost a collection of ramshackle buildings.' And I'm going to say, 'Yes!

They moved to Addlestone in Surrey, before taking up residence in ramshackle buildings in New Cross, south-east London, in 1974.

They climbed to a ragged thoroughfare of open sheds and ramshackle buildings, most of them in the course of construction.

Coconut palms casually line the streets and a rainbow of bougainvillea vines hang off ramshackle buildings, instantly bringing them back to life.

Benghazi's tiny airport, with two ramshackle buildings dating back to before Gaddafi, is already served by carriers such as Turkish Airways or Egyptair.

It consisted of two hills, with an old gravel pit centered between them, and a couple of ramshackle buildings off to one side.

Apart from a few gleaming modern malls, most of the commercial areas and residential neighborhoods are full of ramshackle buildings packed along narrow, bumpy roads.

Demolition of the migrant camp known as the Calais "Jungle" has begun with heavy duty machinery being used to tear down the ramshackle buildings.