riffraff造句

An ordinary girl meets a riffraff boy at high school.

"It's terrible!" and "It's fine!", "riffraff" and "vanguards of the revolution" -- here are apt examples.

Marx wrote in his New Year's roundup of 1848 about "the Slavic riffraff," which included Russians, Czechs, and Croats.

The right-wing of the Kuomintang says, "The peasant movement is a movement of the riffraff, of the lazy peasants."

That such riffraff as Sarkozy and Cameron, whose aims are transparently sordid, were applauded and worshipped—and you suddenly give them support.

The most one can call these is "an unhealthy minority", and we must not echo th e local tyrants and evil gentry in undiscriminatingly condemning them as "riffraff".

He would entertain there the factor of Taiohae, captains of wandering traders, and all the best of the South Pacific riffraff.

Cheng Cheng protagonist is such a boy, and his good friend, like a small riffraff, fighting, love, but he also has his sorrow, hope has not grown up … …

Dear, if one day I left you, we would also like to smile as they are now, then you smile a little riffraff, swear to you, except you, how can I love someone else.

Thus an official of the township peasant association (generally one of the "riffraff" type) would walk into the house of a rich peasant, register in hand, and say, "Will you please join the peasant association?"

Without the poor peasant class (the " riffraff", as the gentry call them), it would have been impossible to bring about the present revolutionary situation in the countryside, or to overthrow the local tyrants and evil gentry and complete the democratic revolution.