Sentence examples for squalid case from inspiring English sources
This squalid case, which leads the marshal to a village in the Tuscan hills, is one of Nabb's darkest novels, almost shocking in its disenchanted acknowledgment of human brutality.
And he quotes northerners whose disdain for the south, or Mezzogiorno, leads them to call it Africa or Egypt.Curiously Italy's uneasy and in some ways incomplete unification is now re-emerging as an issue for Mr Berlusconi alongside his squalid legal cases.
Elmer Robinson was the director's grandfather, and his family has always believed that the squalid features of the case — the corpses, the helpless women — played havoc with his already shaken morale and ended his career as a detective.
The East Haven case is one squalid part of the far larger furor over immigration, where Spanish-speaking people are met with suspicion and abuse and states and localities rush to pass laws empowering local police officers to harass presumed illegal immigrants.
Or as Mr. Greg puts the case: 'The careless, squalid, unaspiring Irishman multiplies like rabbits.'".
The industry is largely unregulated, and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals said last month that photographs and videos it obtained from a former company employee showed dogs at the Texas facility were confined in squalid quarters and, in some cases, left to suffer from painful injuries and dental disease.
All entertainers are messed-up head cases running from squalid, unloving childhoods into the unquestioning embrace of the audience.
In its surface aspects this case concerns merely a squalid effort to evade the wartime system of gasoline rationing.
Maloin drags the stolen case back to his squalid little hut and opens it up to reveal - 60 grand in cash!
Hardware is aging, the ranks are rife with abuse and even officers live in conditions that can in some cases be described as squalid.
Talking about "sinking giggling into the sea" – a phrase popular in the squalid 60s – it may be more a case of "snarling" while we sink.
