hovels in a sentence

1. people were living in rat-infested hovels

2. It produces palaces, but hovels for the laborer.

3. Where once there was a “great city” a traveler sees only poor hovels.

4. The hovels of Gaza are unfortunately well-known to me, since long before Hamas even existed.

5. They live in mansions and in hovels, and in every social level from the lowest to the highest.

6. I saw they inhabited miserable hovels, and the pleasures and comforts of life were unknown to them.

7. I saw their corpses lying near their hovels, for they crawl or totter out into the sunlight to die.

8. Its name is due to three hills that resemble African huts and were once called round hovels by the British.

9. Every lodging place in Scotland, from five-star hotels to one-star hovels, offers a Full Scottish Breakfast.

10. He’s so keen to feed the people that he doesn’t mind going into the poorest, darkest and dirtiest of hovels.

11. Day after day they incur more debt to the traffickers who found them these jobs and hovels to live in nearby.

12. When rural peasants swapped their hovels for the textile mills of Lancashire, did it feel like an improvement?

13. They left out the part about how they lived in affluent luxury, while the vast majority of people lived in hovels.

14. When the theologian governed the world, it was covered with huts and hovels for the many, palaces and cathedrals for the few.

15. In 1969, they came out with their own version of the machine that’s graced dive bars and bowling alleys in the world’s dirtier hovels for years.

16. The mobs who came here Shia Muslims, for the most part, from the hovels of Saddam City probably had no idea of the value of the pots or statues.

17. With supreme irony some of them belong to those who helped raise millions of dollars for the Israeli Army which is now burning the hovels of Gaza.

18. The people living within these hovels that we were passing were not necessarily those who upon Earth had committed some crime in the eyes of the Earth people.

19. Why does every building in the city—not just the low-income hovels on the mainland but also the sleekest hotels on Lagos Island—rely on generators to supply round-the-clock power?

20. And many Palestinians, especially young men trapped in overcrowded hovels where they have no work and little dignity, will risk immediate death to defy the slow, humiliating death of occupation.