Sentence examples for vile town from inspiring English sources
"Like Eve, I thirsted after forbidden knowledge," she confides to her "spiritual diary"; instead, her fate is indentured servitude in the "vile town" of Cambridge.
The couple is haunted by Nick's foul-mouthed, demented father, who periodically escapes from his care facility and runs around town shouting vile things at women.
Before this, the one and only true monument was erected, there were vile statues in every town, in every park, in every corner of America.
A boulevard comedy I once saw in a provincial seaside town was ruined by a vile stain on the lapel of the leading character's tweed jacket.
The occasion was a live broadcast of "Seven Second Delay," a talk show on the noncommercial New Jersey radio station WFMU, and Mr. Vile, lanky and boyish at 29, was in town from Philadelphia to perform two of his songs.
A horde of wild turkeys is wreaking havoc on a small Oregon town, ruining gardens, swarming lawns, and dropping vile, odorous bird shit all over the place.
And it dawned on me that Palin, with her vile near-accusations of treason against Barack Obama, her cloying doggone hymns to small-town U.S.A., her with-us-or-against-us refrain, is really an impostor.
Her first adversary is a vile little girl of nine, Meghann, who loses no time in biting and scratching the new boss in town.
