Sentence examples similar to squalid land from inspiring English sources

Soon Reynolds and five accomplices were over a short black fence and onto a small, squalid crescent of land at a bend in the sidewalk.

Squatters occupy this squalid real estate.

Tekoa Ytu is Brazil's smallest officially demarcated indigenous reserve, where some 600 Guarani Indians live on 1.7 hectares of land in squalid, insalubrious conditions.

The camp here has become one of the most visible symbols of Europe's migration crisis: a squalid no man's land nestled between London and Paris, two of Europe's wealthiest cities.

Once it landed, the squalid conditions were ideal for its spread.

Riverside County and state officials reached a deal this week for the state to release $10 million to complete the court-ordered relocation of residents of a squalid trailer park on tribal land, known as Duroville, to a new housing development.

Many west Europeans are furious at the growth of street-begging and pickpocketing (often involving children), plus fights and rapes, and the rise of squalid shanty towns on derelict land (or in parks).

We have looked on for four years as four million Syrians have poured out of their country amid a worsening war, settling into squalid refugee existences in neighboring lands.

The campaign effectively pushed many non-Arab people off their land and into vast, squalid camps across Darfur and Chad.

Rubble from wartime was dumped there and the newly created area was left as a squalid, weed infested, no man's land.

These laborers find they have little choice but to accept reduced pay or squalid living conditions since their families have often mortgaged lands or sold jewelry in order to pay agencies to bring them to the Gulf.