Sentence examples for filth a from inspiring English sources

In "Old Filth," a parallel scene is mostly the same, but the sentiment is different.

Q. "The Filth," a comic you like, is about a sad sack guy with a sick cat who morphs into a puerile superhero.

Filth (a name that never ceases to cause the reader a queasy, surprised pang with each recurrence) dies on a final journey "to Malaysia, then up to Borneo.

WICKET: England 6-1 (Joyce LBW Tait 5) Tait's first ball is filth, a leg-stump half-volley that Joyce pings crisply through midwicket.

Look at you -- in rags and smoking pot and crack and heroin and shooting up and living in filth, a cultist: that's political.

Filth, a brash 90s homage with a hole in its head and a pill in its belly, offers her a role of a kind.

While I'm on the subject, I should mention Ban This Filth!, an intriguing event staged by the Scottish novelist Alan Bissett.

David brought "Filth" — an acronym for "Failed in London Try Hong Kong," and the nickname of Sir Edward Feathers, the book's main character — to Jane after hearing it at lunch in the Inner Temple.

Only too aware that cities might become epicenters of resistance, in 2005 Zanu-PF launched Operation Murambatsvina ("Drive Out Filth"), an innocuous-sounding campaign that really amounted to demolishing the shacks and stalls of supporters of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (M.D.C).

In 2012, McAvoy was cast as Bruce Robertson in Filth, an adaptation of an Irvine Welsh novel of the same name.

In a way, "Filth" is a standard real-life-common-man-or-woman-speaks-up-and-has-an-impact story.