Sentence examples for gutters of from inspiring English sources

"You feel like you're in the gutters of Bologna".

Naturally the gutters of Seventy-fifth Street would run crimson when he died.

Pinter, according to David Hare, "cleaned the gutters of the English language".

It marks a low point, in an institution not unaccustomed to swimming about in the gutters of political life.

■ Clear gutters of leaves and twigs, and trim trees close to your property – check they won't be blown over.

We gather in fall's orange florescence to mourn the baby girl and be born again — twinned out of gutters of our once tender skin.

I had written a paper about the company and had cleaned the gutters of a neighbor who worked there, both of which may have helped.

The allusion to Serra's work is reinforced by the installation of a rusting barbecue that hangs by one wheel from the roof gutters of the club.

She lies in the gutter of a curving traffic median.

"With graphite there are always loose flakes that move around, fall in the gutter of sketchbooks.

We are all creatures rooting in the gutter of appetite, but most of us are also looking at the stars.