Sentence examples for wrong neighbourhoods from inspiring English sources

Instead, achaba drivers are killed if and when they venture into the "wrong" neighbourhoods.

Understanding that segregation and the limits it places on those born into the wrong neighbourhoods is necessary for understanding how violence shapes the lives of many of the people who live here.

"If he thought he was going constituency shopping in Ferguson today, he was in the wrong neighbourhood".

If you live in the wrong neighbourhood and you're broke, on the dole, or, worse, undocumented, your chances of seeing the back of a squad car are better than fair every time you walk outside.

Don't get caught tagging in the wrong neighbourhood.

Our new place had only been open for two months when the riots began, but at the moment my stepfather is more worried about what went wrong in his neighbourhood than his new business.

It's a sense of safety that manifests itself in jokes like, "Oh, there's something wrong in the neighbourhood?

I'm not against bulletproof vests per se but, if I ever find myself in circumstances where I reckon I should put one on before popping to the shops, something will definitely have gone wrong – either with the neighbourhood or my own mental health.

If you head to the Ardenza neighbourhood you will not go wrong, but don't expect too much in the way of refreshments when you get there.

Sometimes the reverse takes place, where the writer is so concerned about getting the details wrong he or she invents a new neighbourhood altogether.

Failing that, you can't go far wrong on the streets of the Lapa neighbourhood, where the year-round party crowd ramps it up one more notch.