Sentences with phrase «squalid working»

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You're not just a single c *** but a f *** ing squalid hyperc *** - a 4 - dimensional c *** inside another c *** inside another c ***, a mess of scandalous w *** ery, s *** headed incompetence and obstinate persistence in the face of every bit of evidence of what works, with a face like Michael Gove artificially in - f *** ing - seminating a crackhead's puke and less good policy than the orgasmic grunts of the biannual gangbang of the 1922 Committee.

He has branded the attempts to unseat the Labour leader a «squalid coup» and warned that those working to get rid of Mr Corbyn would be «branded forever with the mark of infamy for betraying their party and their country».

Claire Denis's 2013 film Bastards is a squalid and serpentine anti-thriller, the most lugubrious, nihilistic work in an already bleak oeuvre.

While there some great character work and some some Bradbury-esque ruminations on whether robots can have souls, the slick visuals can't save squalid pacing and the sense that all three would have been better served in a different format.

When Blake arrives at his destination — a nightmarishly squalid settlement of festering meanness and pollution — he's told derisively by both Dickinson (Robert Mitchum), the blustering, hostile metal - works owner, and one of his henchmen (John Hurt) that they no longer need an accountant, having filled the position some time ago.

After working at The HSUS for several years, I had seen plenty of images of the squalid conditions at puppy mills across the country.

After working at The Humane Society of the United States for more than two years, I had seen plenty of videos and photos of the squalid conditions at puppy mills across the country.

Behind their seductive, and painstakingly created, glittering, beaded surfaces, works such as Kitchen, Back Yard, and Trailer probed the hidden corners of American cultural values, using labor - intensive crafts as a metaphor for and a means to transcend the mundane and the squalid.

Yet, clearly, all this acting - out, which has been going on in his work since the 1970s, doesn't work, because he always ends up in the same place, forever re-enacting the same squalid scenes.

Underdeveloped countries are not going to have problems with toxics and drugs escaping into drinking water, but your composting potty idea is not going to work very well where people live in squalid conditions of 500 persons on up per square mile, Unfortunately, many more people live under such crowded conditions than those, who can make a composting potty to dump out in some isolated spot where a few hundred people or less people live on a square mile.