Sentence examples for the destitute of from inspiring English sources

She helped the destitute of Calcutta as much as those of Rome, London and New York.

Well, a) he's clearly trying to make "local provision" sound like "seasonal produce", and have us imagine the destitute of Lincolnshire eating asparagus while the Kentish poor eat bacon.

The Swiss Confederation and the cantons together finance additional support for the destitute out of general revenues.

England's poor laws, which paid a pittance to the destitute out of taxes, earned David Ricardo's condemnation in the early 19th century.

In the many projects and proposals for relief of the destitute, improvement of slums, amelioration of the plight of the insane, the indigent, and imprisoned, and other afflicted minorities could be seen the spirit of humanitarianism at work.

Fourth of July Creek is Smith Henderson's first novel, and it displays a keen sense of this unruly Montana landscape and the destitute lives of some of the people who inhabit it.

This saw a resurgence of legislation which required social work intervention; including the Destitute Policy of 1980 and the Children's Act of 1981.

The strongholds of Boko Haram support are the destitute cities of the north, not the vibrant southern metropolises, such as Lagos.

Impersonating a seventy-year-old alcoholic, morphine-addicted horror-movie icon--the destitute shadow of the Hungarian star who had played the classic screen vampire in the 1931 "Dracula --Landau went soaring beyonDracula --Landau

Once again, the specter of disenfranchised and radicalized young French Muslims hovers over the destitute neighborhoods of France's cities. Fifty years after the end of the war in Algeria, a new kind of civil war seems to be raging.

Aspects of her life are legends, like the destitute poverty of her childhood, in Indochina.