Sentence examples for miserable living from inspiring English sources
Locals apologise for their miserable living conditions.
No model was wholly successful in combatting the miserable living conditions of the poor, and an "anti-civic" solution — the suburbs — signalled the end of "urbs triumphant".
And in many countries the image persists of a community of lawless, feckless petty criminals, condemned to eke out a miserable living on the fringes of our civilisation.
The folks on the rez think that raising Cain about broken promises and miserable living conditions means they're going to take what little land we got left.
"You can't even go to a Duane Reade because it is closed," she said, "and I thought I might be miserable living down there, especially without a roommate".
Human rights activists urged Mr. Straw not to deport those wanting to stay in Britain so they could avoid returning to miserable living conditions under the Taliban government.
The economy is shattered, Iraqis scrabble for an ever-more-miserable living, hundreds of children die each week and Mr Hussein is still in power.In this section Who owns the knowledge economy?
It did indeed make me feel livid with the despicable decisions that human beings make; it did make me feel miserable as to the deplorable living conditions that continue to prevail across the globe; it did make me feel guilt, hatred, and frustration.
"I am now the most miserable man living," Lincoln wrote to his law partner John T. Stuart.
They are doomed to a miserable, subsidized living.
Her reports, together with her contributions to Hull-House Maps and Papers (1895), presented a vivid picture of miserable working and living conditions.
