Sentence examples for miserable spaces from inspiring English sources

This seven-scene, two-character work established Fugard's writing style: one set; a minimum of characters, living marginally in miserable spaces; and, usually, one offstage character (in this case, the brothers' mother), whose ghostly presence adds to the drama.

Everything looks miserable, the spaces not so much airy or dynamic as lovelorn and wan.

42 Name either of the miserable waste-of-space teams who didn't score a single goal at the 2010 World Cup.

I only need a tiny fucking miserable scrap of space and a double plug socket so I can run my PlayStation and laptop at the same time for my Twitch stream!

While such action might seem extreme, recent announcements on the entirely miserable future of cultural spaces in Peckham, South London, certainly makes you wonder how far things would have to go before we might see a little Zündung in the capital.

While such action might seem extreme, recent announcements on the entirely miserable future of cultural spaces in Peckham, South London, certainly makes you wonder how far things would have to go before we might see a little Zündung in the English capital.

She adds: "Who wants to be miserable at a funeral?" Space flights are less immediately spectacular, although most families choose to attend rocket launches.

The Powerpuff Girls, who have exiled themselves to a miserable isolation in outer space, rally their spirits and return to do battle with Mojo and his forces, and Mojo eventually meets a fate similar to that of the Wicked Witch of the West.

If the Magic are as miserable as anticipated, that cap space could dry up quickly, making the inclusion of Afflalo all the more costly and the possibility of a free-agent play even more unlikely.

Kiriam sat down on one of the mats and buried her face between her knees, vaguely aware of the others crowding and jostling into the cramped space, but too miserable to care.

The best of it is, we seem to have gone from miserable chill to inferno in the space of a couple of weeks.