Sentence examples for the gutter of from inspiring English sources

The Netherlands effectively occupies the gutter of Europe, a lowlands bounded on one end by the North Sea, into which immense rivers like the Rhine and the Meuse flow from Germany, Belgium and France.

She lies in the gutter of a curving traffic median.

"With graphite there are always loose flakes that move around, fall in the gutter of sketchbooks.

Manuscript on paper (sturdy; watermarks buried in the gutter) of Christian III and Frederick II of Denmark, Laws.

We are all creatures rooting in the gutter of appetite, but most of us are also looking at the stars.

But each loss is forcing him to descend into the gutter of attack ads against his Republican rivals.

"You feel like you're in the gutters of Bologna".

Pinter, according to David Hare, "cleaned the gutters of the English language".

Bastards, reptiles, vultures, vermin, sewage in the gutters of the press.

Naturally the gutters of Seventy-fifth Street would run crimson when he died.

It marks a low point, in an institution not unaccustomed to swimming about in the gutters of political life.