(1) I was interested to read this article which states the Falcon Park hut site remains dangerous and unused .

(2) How much better to see a redundant farm building re-developed for a new purpose than to let it remain unused .

(3) He had very little money on him, his cash card remains unused and his mobile phone rang unanswered until the battery ran out.

(4) The rooms remain unpainted and unused but provide a clean palette for prospective buyers.

(5) The u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu2551250,000 project will recondition unused side loading equipment at the port.

(6) Tesco bought the site several years ago but failed to secure permission for a store and it is has remained largely unused .

(7) We pity him, but with a touch of awe, because we sense the power that remains unused .

(8) For some time now the tables have remained unused and the room became dilapidated.

(9) When schools remain unused for six weeks, that's a waste of precious resources.

(10) One bin contained a signed blank cheque, while another contained an unused cheque book.

(11) He made an appeal for unused computer equipment so that he could repair and donate it to needy schools.

(12) The rackets and rods remained unused but we gave the excellent wine list some serious investigation.

(13) Even after the Fund had distributed large amounts of equipment, much of it was going unused .

(14) They are urging people with unused tools and woodwork equipment sitting idle in garages and around the house to donate them.

(15) It was a challenge not only to get it into the form (meter and rhyme), but I was unused to writing about such concrete subject matter.

(16) The first floor will house the toilets and other rooms will remain unused .

(17) It is maiden also when it is still in its original, unused , untouched or unexplored condition.

(18) Other items of wasteful consumption include unused gym subscriptions and sports equipment.

(19) In addition we have taken the opportunity to remove an unused reservoir on the site and to tidy undergrowth within the site boundary.

(20) It came as no surprise that she was unused to being around so many strangers at once.