Sentence examples for ghetto up from inspiring English sources

Man, it was ghetto up in the Ford.

Browndogg had a different style, reminiscent of many top rappers, slicing and dicing the air with the edge of his palm as he belted out lyrics in the purposely ghettoed-up dialect most all rappers affect.

She died there of malnutrition and typhus in a ghetto set up by Romanian authorities in 1942.

During his set he described his songs as falling into two categories: "sappy" and "ghetto," summing up his approaches to courtship.

The disconnect with reality, she was sure, would feel like the day in 1943 that the Warsaw ghetto went up in flames.

This old-school gambling ghetto sprang up beside the railroad tracks back in 1905.

In January 1943, Jews in the Warsaw ghetto rose up against the Nazis.

This is where Jonas Carpignano's powerful short film named after the ghetto picks up.

I saw first hand how when Ronald Reagan was elected the jobs and social programs in the ghetto dried up over a very short time because of his policy choices, and young black males impoverished because of longstanding U.S. policy were left with no way to provide for themselves.

I remember sitting in my ghetto, beat-up Honda Prelude, and putting on that lipstick in the rear-view mirror and being like, 'Uh-huh, I like that.

This narrative of street gangs with ties to the government dates back decades, most famously to the 70s when there was nigh-on civil war in Jamaica, with the People's National Party PNPP) and the Jamaican Labour Party (JLP) recruiting street gangs to help them sway voters, dividing areas of the ghettos up into orange (PNP) and green (JLP), with gunfire crossing from one area to another.