Examples of using Squalid in English and their translations into Swedish
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I am no longer interested in that squalid place of assignation between corrupt policemen
Thousands upon thousands of revolutionaries were executed under his regime or died in squalid prisons or Siberian exile.
The urban core has a unique coexistence of valuable areas adorned by elegant palaces, with squalid tower blocks from the metropolitan periphery.
the harbour's small, squalid waves lapping at their reverent songs.
The squalid little story of lust in Judah's dealings with Tamar(Gen. 38)
Winston Churchill has called on the Labour government to end what he calls…"… this squalid war against the Jews," with all possible speed.
It seems doubtful that this type of assistance will reach the townships, the squalid and crowded districts where the poor live.
They approved"that vertuous mediocrity which our Church observes between the meretricious gaudiness of the Church of Rome, and the squalid sluttery of Fanatick conventicles"(Patrick).
which is driving hundreds of African to flee into squalid shanty towns
It has used this squalid manoeuvre to remove from the agenda an item that only yesterday we voted to put on the agenda by 290 votes to 55.
Hopefully then the UPE will face its responsibilities rather than use these squalid manoeuvres as a way of preventing the House from having a view on these matters.
some of them come back drunk, squalid bullies.
in tender compassion give every squalid pound to their stricken fellow men.
And I saw also another place over against that one, very squalid; and it was a place of punishment,
nationalist pretexts as pawns to be placed for sacrifice on an absurd and squalid chessboard.
I welcome the assurance of the Council Presidency today that the US has now disowned all the squalid practices that have tarnished its Government over recent years,
Conspicuously American themes- the squalid life of the rural poor,
What, furthermore, can one say of the squalid, shameful sex tourism which goes unchecked
The effect of TB in these countries is exacerbated by the fact that it is a highly infectious airborne disease that spreads easily within confined spaces such as the squalid shanty towns so prevalent in many developing nations.
But far under dark and squalid Tartarus shall they cry in torment,