Sentence examples for gutter up from inspiring English sources

My husband (who has seen a gutter up close only once, and that was in the Leisure Time bowling alley in Port Authority) insists that we can call in professionals for such inconveniences.

Musically, however, there's no denying he has developed a peculiar genius entirely his own, his songs illuminating the American experience from the gutter up, perfectly set within arrangements that draw on all manner of native styles, from folk to fairground, juke-joint to jazz, country to church, but which all bear the stamp of Waits's unique junkyard-blues sensibility.

You're repeatedly dragged from the comedic gutter up to the high ground and back again.

It could also be a share of IBM in 1994 when Big Blue was in the gutter, up 882% since then.

But with red states from North Dakota to North Carolina teetering between pink and blue on pollsters' maps, my attention cannot help but be drawn to the toxic brew that is forming from an equal mixture of the top-down politics of the McCain/Palin campaign and gutter-up politics of their most devoted followers.

A breeze, stirring the dust in the gutter, tickles up around our thighs, floats our dresses — we can hardly bear it.

You cannot walk the other side because the walled garden meets the road direct in pools of spangled tarmac after rain; the open gutter choking up with leaves.

As things are, today, in 2013, Hull is still very much a city – to paraphrase Oscar Wilde – in the gutter looking up at the stars.

"I have a large collection of town cars because when I was just a snipe in the gutter, growing up in Los Angeles, a town car drove by," he said.

The flame guttered, sending up tendrils of black smoke.

Days when the sun never shines and the gutters fill up with sooty slush and the wind waits at every corner.