Sentence examples for it is squalid from inspiring English sources
It is squalid and oppressed.
It is squalid in there, but, fortunately, not too squalid to bear.
Today it is squalid and concrete-faced, the legacy of Soviet ambition and testimony to Russia's enduring thrust westward -- to Germany.
Whether it is squalid housing, inadequate compensation for injuries or families under strain from the frequency of operational tours, there is a growing sense that our troops have not had the respect they deserve.
Why carry out a dawn raid at all? Landlords are unlikely to be living on the property – especially if it is squalid and overcrowded – and renting out an illegal property isn't the kind of thing you need to catch culprits at red-handed.
He said: "It was squalid, depressing and hideous.
It was squalid but we thought it was great.
He said when the Green Street apartment was vacated it was squalid, with filth including human waste.
It was squalid," Erina McGuckin said of her family's rural home.
It's squalid and dangerous, crowded and muddy – and home to thousands of migrants desperate to reach Britain.
