Sentence examples for miserable housing from inspiring English sources

According to some estimates, almost a third of its 13m inhabitants live in miserable housing.

Hungarian Gypsies did not bother to show up at the IRU's last congress, some whispering in private that the organisation was just a front for the Czech secret service.Josef Sana, the first Gypsy to be elected mayor of Lunik 9, a miserable housing estate on the edge of the Slovak city of Kosice, is a case in point.

The poor still inhabit the miserable housing in the central area, but they are increasingly isolated from contact with, or sight of, anybody else.... Living out in the suburbs, it is easy to assume that ours is, indeed, an affluent society.... Clothes make the poor invisible too: America has the best-dressed poverty the world has ever known..

The poor still inhabit the miserable housing in the central area, but they are increasingly isolated from contact with, or sight of, anybody else.... Living out in the suburbs, it is easy to assume that ours is, indeed, an affluent society.... Clothes make the poor invisible too: America has the best-dressed poverty the world has ever known...

* as categorized by Real Clear Politics, as of October 2. In summary: there are four states that are tossups or only leaning one way or the other where a severe housing bust led to really miserable housing markets: Nevada, Florida, Michigan and Arizona.

Ooh, there was the miserable house!

I was going to run down the boardwalk, past Aldo's miserable house, out of Wildwood, out of New Jersey, and I wasn't going to stop.

In it Ms. Sankey details a miserable house party that could have been a scene from one of the '80s films that the band so adores: "I really don't know why I'm here/This isn't my crowd, my scene/A boy dressed like Teen Wolf is pouring beer down a girl's back".

The rest of us ship our possessions from one miserable house-share to the next, only communicating with our roommates through passive-aggressive notes on a smelly shared fridge or the occasional psychotic text message.

"I was living on someone's couch in Bushwick in Brooklyn, I was working a miserable coffee-house job, I had a messy love life and I was trying to work on my record," she says, ruffling her pixie crop.

The set-up could fool you into dismissing it as a period piece: when smart, suave son of an African chief Philip (played by Don Warrington) moves into Rigsby's miserable boarding house, naive young medic Alan Richard Beckinsalee) is impressed, refined romantic Miss Jones Francess de la Tour) delighted, and Rigsby aghast.