Examples of 'was a slum' in a sentence
Meaning of "was a slum"
was a slum: This phrase is used to describe a place, such as a neighborhood or building, that is in a very poor and run-down condition, often characterized by poverty, overcrowding, and lack of basic amenities
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was a slum
If he felt there was a slum dwelling.
I was a slum kid.
We lived there when it was a slum.
It was a slum.
Villa Fiorito was a slum.
I thought it was a slum but now I would kiss the gutters.
When my father took over Secondigliano, it was a slum.
Richard Norvo was a slum lord.
I was a slum kid . Everybody talks like that.
The community, recently urbanized, was a slum and predominantly includes low income families.
In the poorest part of the capital city . Villa Fiorito was a slum.
Not that the Yarrow was a slum - far from it.
Makoko was a slum neighborhood located in Lagos, Nigeria.
And right next to where I used to work, there was a slum.
I thought it was a slum but now I 'd kiss the gutters.
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He produced a newspaper, the Northern Worker, claiming that Byrne was a slum landlord.
I mean, he was a slum lord and a weasel.
And before we knew it, it was a slum.
It was a slum house, of course.
Indeed, if the Garden of Eden ever existed, it was a slum.
These are slum kids . I was a slum kid . Everybody talks like that.
It was not a community, Sir . It was a slum.
I thought it was a slum but now I would kiss the gutters . - Then start swimming.
Not that he did not deserve it . I mean, he was a slum lord and a weasel.
Before I was elected in 1996, it was a slum with open sewers and a terrible problem of space.
Prior to the release of Slumdog Millionaire in 2008, Mumbai was a slum tourist destination.
These are slum kids . I was a slum kid.
Me neither. Not that he didn't deserve it. I mean, he was a slum lord and a weasel.
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