Sentence examples for that destitute from inspiring English sources

Gormenghast could not do justice to the profile of that destitute old lady, slumped at the far end of Euston Road.

In the Daily Telegraph, he said: "Something is going seriously wrong when, in a country as affluent as ours, people are left in that destitute situation and depend solely on the handouts of the charity of food banks".

"The voices that I hear express anger and despair … Something is going seriously wrong when, in a country as affluent as ours, people are left in that destitute situation and depend solely on the handouts of the charity of food banks," Nichols said.

It tasted like that destitute time at a house party, where the adjacent shops are all closed and the beer has run out, and you're desperately trying to come up with some sort of combo or cocktail of alcohol with the ingredients available to you gin and… water?

Officials have pledged that destitute SARS patients will receive free care.

But press coverage of recent events in Haiti indicates that destitute parents in Haiti regularly relinquish their children to orphanages, for lack of external assistance.

Back home, she said, "If you have a family member that is destitute, somebody will take care of them.

Lieberman, 51, guaranteed his entry into the Nov. 7 marathon by raising money for the Blue Card, a fund that assists destitute Holocaust survivors in the United States.

Indeed, the civil war in Syria has been at least partially attributed to a four-year drought that drove destitute farmers from the countryside into the major metropolitan centers, fueling unrest.

Instead, this Israel is a mosaic of mostly Middle Eastern ethnic/religious groups that include destitute Arab-Muslims and well-to-do Arab-Christians, Bedouin gangs and Jewish policemen as well as illegal Palestinian workers from the West Bank, a Muslim cleric and even a few ultra-Orthodox Jews.

The operations do little more than deepen the suffering of a population that is already destitute, they say.