Sentence examples for wretched homes from inspiring English sources

The remorseless demolition of wretched homes and lives by a mighty high-tech war machine cannot but cause grief and outrage in any decent onlooker.

Labour tried hard to prevent it, setting targets, being tough, angrily denouncing the wretched Home Office as "unfit for purpose".

Fulham take on Norwich at home next week with the chance to reduce the gap on the team just above them on the other side of the relegation dotted line to two points after they took advantage of Aston Villa's wretched home form to record their first away win since Boxing Day.

But he could not improve their wretched home form and took only 19 points from a possible 72.

Cerro de Pasco has also always been an utterly wretched place to call home.

Salford, who were so wretched in a home defeat by St Helens last weekend, bounced back impressively to ruin Wakefield's first home game under new ownership, and the previously pointless Catalan Dragons stunned Hull KR at Craven Park.

First asylum seekers and then the wretched closer to home became dehumanised and demonised, deprived of legal redress, means of support and even their physical freedom in ever greater numbers.

Ms. Jung estimated that more than 1,000 people would be affected by the lawsuit, which was filed after a series of articles in The New York Times exposed wretched conditions in the homes.

For example, nurses may be quitting Malawi because their salaries are not being paid or because hospitals are crumbling; entrepreneurs may be moving abroad because the business climate back home is wretched.

In the wretched Khan Yunis refugee camp, their family homes faced each other across the same sandy street.

Their home was a wretched little shack outside the town.