Usa "ghetto" in una frase

1. the wide-walled ghetto of war

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2. After a quick ride through what the locals called the Hill District, formerly a ghetto section of Anglo Pittsburgh, they reached the station at the base of The Bluff

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3. Leon Uris"s magnificent novel of the Nazis stamping out of the Warsaw Ghetto, while the Soviets waited patiently on the far side of the Vistula

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4. John Hersey"s novel concerning the Warsaw Ghetto

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5. Need we admit more than that the Nazis finally overcame the heroic efforts of the Ghetto warrens to survive, on approximately 300 calories per day? And all the while, the Soviet army waited on the east bank of the Vistula

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6. In early October 1942, the ghetto was liquidated and the Germans sent all remaining five thousand Jews to Treblinka

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7. The Germans left approximately two hundred Jews behind to dismantle the ghetto and clean the area

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8. Suddenly somebody blurted out, “Go to the ghetto where they will take care of you

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9. convince everyone that they’re still the same, still ghetto, down

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10. I could still hear Coughman and Blacklung cackling in the quiet hallways as I walked away, along with Cassandra and Anna’s ghetto fabulous vernacular

11. He was strolling nonchalantly with a roll of linoleum under one arm and a ghetto blaster playing his cassette of, “The Message“ in his other hand

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12. Then he walked closer to me and quietly asked, “Who’s the old man with the ghetto blaster?”

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13. Does anyone really believe that allowing public money to pay for schoolbooks in a religious school, as it does in secular schools ,is the “establishment” of a religion? If the books were distributed impartially among schools of different denominations, which one would have been “established?” Does providing vouchers to send children to a private religious school rather than a dismal ghetto public school violate the establishment clause?

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14. It was a tiny publishing house in the basement of a brownstone, run by the Kisters, who had owned a large publishing house in Warsaw and had escaped from the Warsaw Ghetto

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15. Thirdly, it is important to note that Spinoza could not have had any impact on the outside world if he had lived in a ghetto

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16. The Jews of the ghetto would not have trusted the Nazi or Hungarian rulers

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17. So I guess a ghetto Santa would be the appropriate term

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18. As he was hit by the car, a cassette tape shot out of his ghetto blaster and landed at my feet

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19. Joseph strolled around the streets of Warsaw and saw for himself the Jewish Ghetto that had been set up

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20. They roamed through the Prague ghetto, one of the oldest in Europe, crossed the Vltava by the Charles Bridge, roamed tiny backstreets and breathed history in the famous Hradcany Castle, Harry discovered much about the attractive young woman

21. Next thing they’ll be imitating motorcycles and motorbikes and ghetto blasters and car alarms and cell phones and what have you

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22. those of the ghetto

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23. For one thing the situation there was a lot more delicate, with a crowded Jewish ghetto and the Polish population in general at the mercy of a ruthless German occupation force that would not hesitate for an instant in extracting a bloody revenge from defenseless civilians if attacked by the Time Patrol

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24. “What if the Germans try to starve the ghetto into submission?”

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25. Be advised that we are about to attack massively the Germans in Warsaw and that my robots will very soon start clearing the Ghetto of all the Germans in and around it

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26. It should be safe for Jews to walk the streets of the Ghetto at leisure in less than two hours

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27. Appearing in quick succession along Gesia Street, twenty big and powerful Point Defense Robots, along with 740 combat robots, then split up and spread inside and around the Jewish Ghetto, following the general guidance from the TROJAN Team’s command post

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28. The PDRs took fixed positions along the outer perimeter of the Ghetto, each provided close protection by ten robots, with the task of interdicting all the avenues of approach to the Ghetto to the Germans

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29. Two hundred other robots spaced themselves along the outside of the ten-foot wall erected by the Germans to cut the Ghetto off from the rest of Warsaw, while 300 more robots actively searched and hunted down any German unlucky enough to be inside at that time

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30. Germans, shocked and stunned, to contend with the two scoutships and the 820 PDRs and combat robots left behind to defend the Jewish Ghetto

31. The Judenrat was tasked by the Germans to run the day-to-day administration of the Ghetto and enforce via the Jewish Ghetto police their rules and directives

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32. Jack noticed that the man was obviously better nourished than the other Jews he had seen up to now in the Ghetto

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33. In compensation, the Time Patrol will provide emergency food and medical aid to the inhabitants of the Ghetto

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34. Third, there will now be free circulation between the Ghetto and the rest of Warsaw

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35. Who will feed the people of the Ghetto and administer the distribution of services and goods, if not the Jewish Council?”

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36. “The Time Patrol will work directly with the self-help organizations of the Ghetto and the soup kitchens in feeding and caring for the population of the Ghetto

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37. Leaving the Jewish Council building, Jack decided to walk this time, in order to have a better feel for the atmosphere of the Ghetto

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38. Taking Zelazna Street and going north along the wall that enclosed the Ghetto, he soon crossed the footbridge linking the southern and northern parts of the Ghetto

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39. Is it true that the Germans have been chased out of the Ghetto?”

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40. By the multiple bullet impacts on them, he guessed that they had been killed by some of the robots that had swept through the Ghetto

41. “The Germans have started firing randomly with mortars on the Ghetto

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42. “My God! Is this why your Time Patrol decided to help us in the Ghetto?” Asked Zivia

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43. One of the two Jewish fighters who stayed in the Time Patrol command post to act as couriers inside the Ghetto had just awakened him in his apartment, located in the building just across the rear courtyard

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44. While the Jews of the Ghetto have already accepted to assist the Jewish survivors, I will need someone from your side with enough resources in terms of transportation, shelter and medical care to assist the Catholic survivors

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45. A ship with the first shipment of survivors should arrive in about an hour in Muranowski Square, at the northeast edge of the Ghetto

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46. Fernand landed his small machine besides a large modular shelter set up near a row of cargo containers lined up along the perimeter wall of the Ghetto

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47. That steady supply of extra food was doing a huge difference these days for the people of the Ghetto, who were now able to slowly recover from months of starvation

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48. I never thought that some people would be capable of the level of cruelty I have witnessed here against the Jews of the Ghetto

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49. Can you blame them for refusing to move out? Besides, many of the houses of the Ghetto belonged to catholic Poles before the Germans started cramming the Jews in here

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50. twenty minutes later, over a thousand Jewish residents of the Ghetto had arrived and stood along the periphery of the square

51. “It came from inside the Ghetto

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52. “Mister Crawford, another aspect of our mission here was to do an inquiry about the miracle of mass healing said to have been performed by Miss Laplante here in the Ghetto

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53. “We didn’t have to shoot once but we were armed and helped our team in the Warsaw Ghetto and during the evacuation of the various German and Japanese internment camps

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54. call it a ghetto because what I saw around me were once

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55. Jes slipped a tape into the ghetto blaster

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56. Password accepted, the first atrocity to greet his eyes was a meme of some ghetto wad of Franklin’s that read: Share This Money and Money Will Come to You!

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57. They joked about making up names for their children that had never existed before, but rather than go ghetto, they went white bread and pompous

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58. Just think … just isolate the fate of Jews from all else, put them in a ghetto, starve them, sicken them, work them to death - there is equivalence

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59. “So what will we all be left with then, a violent ghetto mongrel

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60. The louries scattered, screaming ghetto

61. By 1555 the pope confined Jews in Rome to a ghetto and restricted Christian and Jewish contact

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62. "What are you boys doing down here in the ghetto this afternoon? Shouldn't you

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63. So, tell me, who the fuck wants to be part of the 99%, when some of those percents will always rot in every ghetto hell in every slave CW where there are US's – the Z Majority, and the Thems – the ~Z

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64. Four hundred rich families do not make the ghetto country well

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65. They’d come a fair distance out from the habitation zone, far enough into the hinterlands that there was the very real chance of being caught out, but even so, Stedder found himself drawn to this escape from the mindless drone of the ghetto

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66. A Viirin! Being caught so far outside the ghetto bounds spelled serious trouble

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67. The second Viirin scowled, as if irritated with his compatriot’s magnanimity, but silently raised his lasersword and pointed back toward the ghetto

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68. The shacks were cobbled together from whatever scrap the Viirin might occasionally dump from their hovering loader-platforms at varying locations throughout the ghetto

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69. The near-elders were the closest thing there was to internal governance in ShantyTown; it was never thought odd that there were no true adults here in the ghetto, because it had always been that way

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70. Stedder nodded to some vague destination, far beyond the bounds of the ghetto

71. He strained at the metal grate, and put to work the short iron bar he’d managed to secret out of the ghetto

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72. • Elvis Presley - "In the Ghetto" (1969)

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73. Liam agreed and five minutes later pressed play on the ghetto blaster, after counting-in the band

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74. Those lovely legs of yours aren’t used to these ghetto conditions

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75. Well I finally made my way past what was called the Jewish Ghetto to a small office above a printers

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76. The ghetto flats were a block of thirty or forty grey, depressing flats inhabited by

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77. It was interesting to note that at al future meals the Artonians did not congregate as a ghetto but would ask politely if they could join humans that were dining

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78. Let any mass of people inside an artificial packed mass called a city free of the constraints and brainwashing of the elite who oppress them, and they will leave that unnatural ghetto environment and find a better place to live

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79. It would only be fair to tell you that neither one of these two came from the ghetto

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80. The newcomers brought with them the tools of upward mobility, ghetto style, just hidden a little bit better in their new neighborhood

81. Whether it was Stalin’s naked racist policy of killing all polish people: “If it’s a Pole it’s a Kulak”… piling pure racism on top of state sponsored mass murder… Whether it was the Turkish extermination of all Armenians in their state sponsored genocide to supposedly create an ethnically cleansed nation state of Turkish Muslims, or whether it was Hitler ranting about the evil of the Jews: when he was actually ranting about the eastern ghetto Jews in Russia: not the civilized integrated Jews in Germany who had fought for Germany in the 1st World War and were German patriots to the bone… Whether it was Sarajevo and the Balkans where people of many cultural backgrounds had been living together peacefully and intermarrying for hundreds of years it didn’t matter; all these apparent differences hid the one common theme and agenda

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82. His ears were battered by teenagers with ghetto blasters and then torn by football cheers as he dodged switch-blade thrusts and hurled beer bottles

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83. Growing up in a Russian ghetto had been survival, but making it alone on the streets of New York City was child’s play in comparison

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84. When the Germans invaded, all the Jews were imprisoned behind walls, the Warsaw Ghetto

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85. The greater shocker was that Judy’s father had been born there, in the midst of the ghetto

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86. Once his wife and son were outside the ghetto, the tailor had returned, returned to fight the Nazis

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87. “She was in the Warsaw Ghetto,” Katz said, surprised at the pride in her voice

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88. Did you know her grandparents were in Warsaw, in the Ghetto during the Uprising?

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89. They would create their own ghetto whose invisible

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90. He laid both books aside and glanced at the third: Tales of the Ghetto by

91. The presence of guttural sounds, diacritic aspirations, epenthetic and servile letters in both languages: their antiquity, both having been taught on the plain of Shinar 242 years after the deluge in the seminary instituted by Fenius Farsaigh, descendant of Noah, progenitor of Israel, and ascendant of Heber and Heremon, progenitors of Ireland: their archaeological, genealogical, hagiographical, exegetical, homiletic, toponomastic, historical and religious literatures comprising the works of rabbis and culdees, Torah, Talmud (Mischna and Ghemara), Massor, Pentateuch, Book of the Dun Cow, Book of Ballymote, Garland of Howth, Book of Kells: their dispersal, persecution, survival and revival: the isolation of their synagogical and ecclesiastical rites in ghetto (S

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92. I’ll tell ya, the Hab looks pretty “ghetto” now

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93. Then, ashamedly, within my childish mourning, I think of Bruno Schulz, trapped in the Jewish ghetto in Poland, furtively handing over the one precious thing he had left to give to mankind: the manuscript of The Messiah

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94. What is it they say? You can take the boy out of the ghetto …”

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95. He flipped up the collar of his sportcoat, shoved hands into pockets, and pushed deeper into the ghetto

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96. There’s ghetto all around City College, did you know that? As far as the eye can see

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97. Music thumps from a ghetto blaster wedged into the crotch of a tree

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