Sentence examples for destitution on from inspiring English sources

The wild contrasts between excess and destitution on one hand, and prejudice and the violence of the dope game on the other, have created some of the greatest and most insightful music of the last 30 years, but for me, it's all about the filler phrases.

Alison Garnham, of Child Poverty Action Group, said: "Forcing children into destitution on the arbitrary basis of how many brothers and sisters they have is abhorrent.

Harley Jane Kozak's third comic thriller featuring Wollie ("short for Wollstonecraft Shelleyey, who lives a life of pampered destitution on the periphery of the entertainment industry, is part mystery, part chick lit and mostly a satire of Hollywood wackiness.

By any reckoning, this is a humanitarian disaster on Europe's borders: the direct result of a system that favours the free movement of cheap European labour over providing refuge for victims of conflagration and destitution on our periphery.

The chief executive of Child Poverty Action Group, Alison Garnham, said: "Forcing children into destitution on the arbitrary basis of how many brothers and sisters they have is abhorrent.

Two ex-husbands and a lot of attitude indicate that Erin isn't that easy to be around on occasion, but it remains all but impossible to pin destitution on Julia Roberts.

"Instead we see today the number of people sleeping on London's streets - in absolute destitution in one of the world's richest cities - has more than doubled on Boris's watch".

"I saw the grinding destitution of poverty that you often saw on TV.

He relayed an account from a witness who saw the colonists in absolute destitution, sleeping on open beaches and ramshackle huts.

"The struggle against destitution is on," Ms. Bellamy said.

As the best chance to escape their parents' destinies eludes these children, the cycle of destitution spins on.