Sentence examples for abominable living from inspiring English sources

In refugee camps in Greece last month, we saw hundreds of Syrian children too afraid to leave their tents to play, frail elders on a hunger strike to protest abominable living conditions, and suicides that could have been prevented.

There is no human-like abominable snowman living in the mountains.

Both countries also have big Roma (gypsy) populations, often living in abominable conditions, worse than under communism.The Balkan pair view Russia differently.

"During the first war, which he spent almost entirely at the front, living like Léger in abominable conditions, Dix displayed no signs of rebellion or pacifism.

Between nasty bathrooms (hair-clogged drains, crusty towels), disheveled kitchens (sinks piled high with food-caked dirty dishes), and abominable bedrooms (stained sheets, more crusty towels), some guys' living spaces are legit hellholes.

Davies, a giant of 6ft 8in, hurled the arrows so ferociously that the commentators feared for the dartboard; after the battering of the match, they imagined the board "living on a farm in Lincolnshire, saying 'Why, Mummy?'" But sadly, the abominable throwman was no match for "the titan" Tindall and, after a 6-1 trouncing, Davies announced his retirement from the sport.

If people have their eyes closed, it is because they want to, not because the information is not available about animal cruelty and the abominable conditions under which animals destined for food consumption live.

Designers are there to make women more beautiful, to give them their freedom, not to collaborate with this dictatorship which imposes this abominable thing by which we hide women and make them live a hidden life.

Gods and demons were believed to live in the high peaks, and the Yeti (the so-called Abominable Snowman) was said to roam the lower slopes.

Researchers are claiming they are 95percentt sure that the fabled Russian version of the Abominable Snowman or Bigfoot lives in the Kemerovo region of Siberia.

It would be abominable to forget.