Sentence examples for take slum from inspiring English sources

Here people take slum selfies and remark that the residents show such entrepreneurial spirit, in spite of it all.

Here people take slum selfies and remark that the residents show a such an entrepreneurial spirit, in spite of it all.

Here people take slum selfies and remark that the residents show a such a great entrepreneurial spirit, in spite of it all.

Madonna took a slum tour, too, though hers was free.

"The Clydeside MPs," Mr Brown once wrote in his biography of James Maxton, an interwar east-end socialist, "had taken the slums and the dole queues…right to the doorstep of 10 Downing Street".

Open Mumbai estimates that slums take up close to 9% of land in Mumbai, whilst the total land area reserved for housing in Mumbai is about 21%.

Moreover, definitions of slums usually take a dichotomous approach whereby a place is either a slum or not.

Sunburned tourists ventured forth from five-star hotels to take eight-hundred-rupee, four-hour slum tours.

That was simplistic and failed to take into account the slum landlord problems which had facilitated Abaaoud finding shelter but, in a country seeking scapegoats, it stuck.

It analyses existing spaces in which participatory planning and slum upgrading take place, and reflects on what combinations of participatory spaces that might serve to enable change.

She stays with a friend in neighbouring Chakholi, but goes to the Rupnagar slum to take care of her seven-year-old twin sisters, Sumaiya and Suraiya, as well as her 12-year-old brother, Parvez, whilst her mum works at a BRAC delivery centre.