ghetto造句

I 'll never escape from the ghetto.

Wilson appreciates Moynihan for shedding light on ghetto poverty.

This is a realistic novel about ghetto life.

If there is no future for the black ghetto, the future of all Negroes is diminished.

As a messenger at the ghetto hospital, Mr Edelman was one of the few allowed out.

He could have grown up with me in the ghetto of Malmo.

Parts of the wartime Jewish "ghetto" area in Hongkou district, for instance, have just been knocked down.

“This isn't really the ghetto anymore,” said John Byrd, 70, a retired repairman who has been getting to-go burgers there for years.

"We don't want green, eco-friendly products to be in a ghetto in the corner, we should be making all products more environmentally friendly," he said.

You are an African American who was raised in the south side of Chicago in a rough part of town; the ghetto.

In the scene where Mickey tries therapy, we love it when Mickey tells his rhino shrink, "I grew up behind the walls of a one-room hellhole in the ghetto."

Wilson's history is more recent, and his optimism is apparent: Three generations of black ghetto dwellers have been relying on welfare and sporadic work and doing so in isolation from the mainstream.

This "poor man's credit" fell out of favour in the 1980s, when it was unfairly stereotyped as "ghetto financing", and few noticed when America's biggest retailer Wal-Mart, discontinued it in 2006.