Sentence examples for a squalid day from inspiring English sources
STAMFORD, Conn., Sept. 4 — A woman who is accused of leaving her 14-year-old daughter in charge of a squalid day care center here while she traveled to Florida last week surrendered on Tuesday to the police after a judge signed a warrant for her arrest.
Then there will be squalid day-to-day horse trading with Scottish Nationalists, Plaid Cymru, assorted Irish Unionists and, possibly, footloose independents with no policy apart from the vague promise to do their best for the constituency that elected them.
He turned his room into a squalid den.
Police in Paris forcibly moved almost 1,000 migrants early on Wednesday from a squalid camp under the elevated Stalingrad metro station, in the north of the city.
The city releases Rikers Island inmates on a squalid street corner in Queens Plaza every day between 3 and 5 30 a.m.
Formerly a squalid area of East London, these days even the street drunks are gentrified.
But on Tuesday, especially after meeting Congolese rape victims and touring a squalid refugee camp where thousands of people lived cheek by sunken cheek, Mrs. Clinton seemed enervated.
There is a squalid little irony when you see people who are literally bombing innocent civilians every day feverishly accuse a man who has never touched a weapon in his life of being "covered in blood".
In Bay St . Louis Miss., the police on Thursday shut down a high school that had been illegally turned into a squalid, lawless shelter where hundreds of people were fighting and using the floors as toilets.
