Sentence examples for destitute at from inspiring English sources

A trail of bad financial decisions left him destitute at times, and living in his car in Florida as recently as 2010.

It can be a bewildering time, and unfortunately a lot of people end up destitute at the end of the 28 days if their new entitlements have not been processed.

What is beginning to change, Mr. McCool said, is that companies are now asking, "What are the things we can do to help our employees get to where they need to be for retirement?" They are beginning to see that they have a responsibility that employees do not end up destitute at age 70.

He lived generally in poverty for the rest of his life and was destitute at the time of his death in 1898.

And Jesus tells kingdom parables against hoarding wealth (Luke 12 13-21); and against ignoring the destitute at your gate (Luke 16:16-316.

It's also known for its ruthless social hierarchy, with the daughters of powerful drug lords at the top and sex workers and the variously destitute at the bottom.

Plagued by his war wounds, he died a destitute alcoholic at age 32 at a veterans hospital in Illinois in 1929 and was buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

The latter group includes Kalyani Das, a trainee nurse at Delhi's Little House, a home for orphaned and destitute children at which, on a sweltering night, a woman leaves a baby boy wrapped in a blood-red towel, witnessed only by a black-and-white dog named Bhow.

"We are not destitute, but at the time money was hard to come by," he said.

The scene here could be from any of the mostly black, mostly destitute towns at the core of the Mississippi Delta.

Small piles of human excrement dot the back wall of the former headquarters of the state television, where the destitute huddle at night.