Sentence examples for poor hanging from inspiring English sources

Private Landlords Taught Me How to Get Rich Exploiting the Poor Hanging Out with the Desperate People at Watford Jobs Fair Was Really Depressing.

The Free Swabylon group that claimed responsibility posted photographs of the bronze likeness of Ms. Kollwitz, an artist known for her pacifism and advocacy on behalf of the poor, noodles hanging from her face and dumped in her lap.

"David Cameron has today cleared a big obstacle to a clampdown on tax dodging, but a G8 agreement that will help the world's poorest is hanging in the balance," she said.

Lying there is Giff, fingers clenched like he's trying to cling to a ledge, poor pink glasses hanging off one ear.

But the overarching Great Experiment — the attempt to create a big, educated, multi-racial, multi-faith democracy that is not divided by oligarchical gaps between rich and poor — is still hanging in the balance.

And the poor old print paper, hanging in there?

Cooks were mourning, dinner parties were canceled, and the poor fish were left hanging.

"I hope it's not as cold where you are as it is up here in the North Pole -- poor Rudolph has icicles hanging from his ears".

So the BBC's poor cousin is now hanging on to Bill Gates's coat-tails.There is still no system for deciding which bits of content go to BBC Online, and which bits to beeb.com.

Directed and written by Tze Chun, making a fine feature debut, the movie offers both a familiar tale of immigrant striving and a topical look at what it means to be working and poor in America while hanging onto a badly frayed thread.

In spite of a liberal use of oil to keep to keep heavy water from breaking over, the decks were continually swept by the seas and the rolling was so terrific that the poor dogs were almost hanging by their chains.