Sentence examples for local disgrace from inspiring English sources

And perhaps most important to the people of Troy, their city is no longer a local disgrace or a national laughingstock, as it was in the mid-1990's.

As the two arrived in Lampedusa, a small group of activists and local residents shouted "shame", "disgrace" and "killers" at the airport gates.

When weedy Charlie surfaces in Boston trying to offload it on to a local gangster, his disgraced-war-hero-with-a-diploma-from-the-school-of-hard-knocks sister Cianna gets involved.

The two were met upon their arrival in Lampedusa by a small group of activists and local residents who shouted "shame", "disgrace" and "killers" at the airport gates.

He said: "The politicians who lead local councils are a disgrace to the workforces they employ for offering no pay rise for the third consecutive year while feathering their own nests.

Food in the local Shorncliffe barracks was a disgrace, sanitation was abominable.

A local MP called their exile "a disgrace" – hardly by Fifa standards but nonetheless embarrassing.

No parent wants her daughter to be disgraced and excluded from local life.

His back forever ached; popes were slow with the paychecks; the local food was always an insult, a disgrace.

Another local resident, Asghar Khan, added: "It would be a disgrace to see this centre close.

It is a national crisis and disgrace that our federal, state, and local policymakers have been far to willing to ignore and do little to address.