Sentence examples for nasty town from inspiring English sources

As long ago as 1988, a Sun editorial infamously opined that "Brighton has become a nasty town of drugs, gays, Aids and drunks... with a left-dominated council whose mayoress once refused to curtsy for royalty", inadvertently touching upon several things that many of us living here find BN1-derful.

Step aside Simon Cowell, there is a new "Mr Nasty" in town.

Nasty small-town secrets.

Although few of the narratives collected here are as terrifying as "Hill House" or as shocking as "The Lottery" (which is about an exceptionally nasty small-town ritual), there's precious little comfort in any of them.

After her husband publicly shamed her, she raised Luke solo, suffering the scorn of nasty small-town gossips — only to do her only child irreparable damage by misplacing her trust in an even worse man than her husband.

But even if her youthful wanderings into nasty parts of town are mere fantasies — a possibility the book admits but doesn't encourage — what do they reveal that isn't plain from Dickinson's writing?

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On one grim day, he finds himself with his comrades in the back of an unmarked van, hurtling through the streets at dawn towards the nastiest part of town.

Time to take to the streets with Premium Rush (2012, Sony, 12), David Koepp's two-wheel thriller featuring Joseph Gordon-Lexercisingcisinear-supernaturalral powers as a bike courier and Michael Shannon chewing the scenery as the meanest, nastiest driver in town.

But an oil tank has been erected on the shore, and a nasty smell pervades the town.

Tilly intends to make amends with her but also teach the rest of the town a nasty lesson, while making them dresses..