Sentence examples for from destitution from inspiring English sources
The Lennons also saved the family from destitution.
They were just an illness or accident away from destitution.
Lowry's world was a week away from destitution.
Meanwhile, the gradual weaving of a social safety-net is rescuing many Brazilians from destitution.
With stability restored, China produced an economic miracle that has lifted scores of millions from destitution.
Only contributions from a select circle of admirers saved them from destitution.
The late French philosopher Charles Pguy remarks, in his classic essay on poverty, "The duty of tearing the destitute from their destitution and the duty of distributing goods equitably are not of the same order.
Even the provision of basic services has become an acute problem, as can be seen from such divergent experiences as the exodus from and destitution of Detroit to the agglomeration of slums in Lagos.
Most of them are refugees from rural destitution in the provinces.
Heyne showed him his desk, piled with letters from schoolteachers "who tell me that they would be glad to be hanged, from actual destitution," but Wolf persevered.
Even if Israel manages to destroy Hamas, a similar movement will undoubtedly emerge from the destitution and despair of the Gaza Strip.
