Sentence examples for shitty town from inspiring English sources

Then he went free-form, expressing the opinion: "Fuck your shitty town bitches" on the form, before mailing it in with his guilty plea and payment.

We got along really well and had a nice time, and although it was pretty clear that she wasn't trying to ask me on dates, I'm glad that the last person I hung out with in that shitty town was the one person who became my favorite in that shitty town.

Because it's easy to decide to be a stripper when you're one of the prettiest girls in a shitty town and you're too lazy or dumb to go to college or get another job.

I grew up in rural Pennsylvania, where I spent 18 years in a little shitty town north of Pittsburgh, long before the internet and out of range of college radio airwaves.

After you've gone ahead and landed a real job that pays you in actual money instead of food vouchers and sample-size bottles of shampoo, maybe you should think about using your holiday time for something other than sitting on your sofa and pub-crawling around your shitty town (or on a friend's sofa in a similar city).

Then exchange "pleasantries" for "blacked-out ramblings" and "majestic mountain range" for the "endless expanse of shitty towns and chicken coops".

Four kids from shitty towns across the UK who met in Nottingham, they have managed to force a bunch of influences that should never work together into a scarily good live show.

We were on tour driving through West Texas at like 3 AM lost in some shitty little town in the middle of nowhere.

The singer couldn't pole dance for her life, but she expressed exactly why Anna managed to channel her 15 minutes of supermodel fame into two decades of tabloids, reality television, and diet pill commercials: Anna was desperate to leave her shitty little town.

I was spending a lot of time with a girl (she's my wife now, so that all worked out), and college meant classes skipped for both pub visits and rummaging through the racks of my shitty local town's record stores (none of which are open today).

Commuting between my shitty backwater town in rural England and London freaks me out: I get lulled into this safety net of functional multiculturalism in East London, and then the second I get home the whole thing falls apart faster than you can say "fashion bindi".