Sentence examples for grim streets from inspiring English sources
Drugs were sold openly on the city's grim streets.
Early days; but for the first time in decades, there are a few green shoots in Detroit's grim streets.
No one strayed from the few grim streets in which they lived.
The game takes her back to the grim streets of her hometown, Newbury, Conn.
"It is like a pure maiden, while China is like a heavily made-up young wife," he went on, to murmurs of approval from others as they drove through Pyongyang's grim streets.
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His book, "Grim Street," published in 2005 by powerHouse Books, has become a cult classic among street photographers.
The Third Floor Gallery in Cardiff is showing Grim Street by Mark Cohen, a 1970s series of street photographs about the decline of the American rust belt.
But for Mr. Jones, best known for grim street-corner raps and jubilant celebrations of the hip-hop good life, this was an unlikely decision.
Sennett also needles Google's New York headquarters, which he finds to be an island frat house, introspective and infantile, "in the city but not of it," and "disengaged" from "the grim street outside".
There's plenty of ugliness here, in pictures of white policemen clubbing black women at a 1959 protest and of one black torching another during the grim street violence of the 1980s; and the editors don't shy from the more complicated aspects of Mandela's biography.
