Ghetto Sentence Examples

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  • Severe ghetto laws led many of the Jews to emigrate.

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  • There are these huge concrete blocks, built where the ghetto used to be.

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  • Do such areas exhibit features of socially mobile neighborhoods or do they show signs of drifting toward poverty ghetto conditions?

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  • Should the Western Balkans become a new ghetto inside Europe?

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  • Born in the ghetto of Dessau, he was not of the ghetto.

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  • Despite what people may think about what makes a name ghetto or not, there are some pros and cons to such distinctive monikers.

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  • There are a variety of reasons why a teen would choose to pick out a ghetto dress in lieu of the traditional princess-like frills often seen at prom.

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  • Zangwill has a brilliant sketch of Sabbatai's career in his Dreamers of the Ghetto.

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  • I didn't want to escape the disability ghetto only to lock myself into a virtual ghetto.

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  • Ghetto names are typically variations of more traditional names, just spelled differently.

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  • Either way, ghetto prom dresses usually do the trick when a teen is looking to attend a formal without completely conforming.

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  • We must discard our ghetto mentality and break down the barriers between them and us.

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  • Ghetto prom dresses are becoming more and more popular among high schoolers.

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  • For this reason, they often go for the "shock factor" by purchasing ghetto prom dresses and suits that are considered totally out of the box for their school's demographic.

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  • With taxpayers billions, New Labor is creating a new ghetto.

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  • Then the people in their areas wonder why they have a ghetto?

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  • To start with, you almost never leave the ghetto itself - perhaps once a week to pray at the dazzling Imam Reza shrine.

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  • These are no mean street kids, desperate for cash in an urban ghetto.

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  • The people in the center of the ethnic ghetto normally live in the worse housing, and areas.

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  • Like many other small towns in Iowa today, it resembles much more an inner city ghetto than a Norman Rockwell painting.

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  • They have a very violent and racist culture and they are absolutely loathed by the ghetto communities for obvious reasons.

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  • But the age of the ghetto (q.v.) had set in too firmly for immediate amelioration to be possible.

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  • But, excluded though they were from most trades and occupations, confined to special quarters of the city, disabled from sharing most of the amenities of life, the Jews nevertheless were gradually making their escape from the ghetto and from the moral degeneration which it had caused.

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  • Some ghettos (as in Moravia) were actually not founded till the 18th century, but the careful observer can perceive clearly that at that period the ghetto was a doomed institution.

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  • Previously to this date the Jews were still confined to the ghetto, but in 1859, in the Italy united under Victor Emanuel II., the Jews obtained complete rights, a privilege which was extended also to Rome itself in 1870.

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  • It is situated in the Trastevere near the Ripa Grande quay, where in earlier days the Ghetto was located, and gives a "title" to a cardinal priest.

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  • Ghetto names are almost always associated with African American culture, particularly those who live in lower-income neighborhoods (or, the "ghetto").

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  • The consequences of this blow were momentous; it may be said to inaugurate the ghetto period.

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  • His present research is on immigrant youth and their fascination with contemporary, Afro-American ghetto culture.

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  • If you've ever wondered what makes some parents give their children black ghetto baby names, you may be surprised at their reasoning.

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  • First, it's important to understand the distinction between what's considered black ghetto baby names and traditional African names.

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  • Middle- and upper-class African Americans are rarely connected to ghetto names.

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  • In particular areas of the U.S., especially in low-income regions, ghetto prom dresses are not necessarily "ghetto" at all.

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  • Ghetto prom dresses aren't "ghetto" everywhere, and for some high school students, a ghetto prom is a fabulous one!

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  • Looking to get a little ghetto this year?

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  • Types of ghetto fabulous prom dresses are worn by teens all across the country each spring in high schools everywhere.

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  • The term "ghetto fabulous" has been used in movies and media for several years though, and it is sometimes known as "uptown couture".

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  • A ghetto fabulous prom dress might be modeled after the dress of a popular celebrity, or celebrity's style.

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  • Some ghetto fabulous prom dresses have unique patterns, like checkers or plaid, while others have bright neon colors.

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  • There are more than enough fruitful issues for nationalists to run on outside the partly self-inflicted ghetto of the past years.

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  • What does ghetto fabulous mean, and what exactly is a ghetto fabulous prom dress?

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  • The term ghetto fabulous usually refers to a person who lives in the ghetto, but dresses in designer clothes and buys expensive things.

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  • However, a ghetto fabulous prom dress is a little different.

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  • Some ghetto fabulous prom dresses have fur on them, and other dresses are made of non-traditional fabrics, such as the material used to make rain coats, or fabric with glitter embedded into it.

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  • Accessories for a ghetto fabulous prom dress might include "bling", which is defined as flashy jewelry such as large gold chains, fake diamonds, and other types of jewelry along those lines.

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  • A guy who wants to go to his prom and be ghetto fabulous alongside his date will only need a few things.

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  • First, the tuxedo; a ghetto fabulous guy doesn't always need to wear a traditional tuxedo for his prom, a suit in a uncommon color, such as dark purple or blue, would suit a ghetto fabulous prom just fine.

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  • You could also add rhinestones, jewels, and other items to your dress to make it ghetto fabulous.

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  • As far as stores where you can buy ghetto fabulous, there may be some stores in your local region, depending on where you live, but most national chains do not carry ghetto fabulous dresses already made.

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  • One of his inspirations was Super Cat, who had broken into the American market in the early 90s with tracks such as Dolly My Baby and Ghetto Red Hot.

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  • Alcoholism hasn't been so adorable since that time I blacked out at a party and woke up in an Easter Bunny costume somewhere in the ghetto, which actually defines the feeling you get from playing this game quite well.

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  • What was once considered "ghetto" is now credited as mainstream, and many of today's up and coming dancers wouldn't be where they are today without some excellent new school hip hop training.

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  • In the film, Paquin portrays a Catholic social worker in the Warsaw Ghetto who saves many Jewish children.

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  • As with most cultural phenomena that starts out on the societal fringe, these ghetto inspired designs are becoming more socially acceptable than they once were.

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  • On his official website, Flo Rida says that, "My mother always instilled in us that you could be from the ghetto, but you don't have to be of it."

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  • Her genre is usually thought of as 'literary' (ie classy) fiction, and sci-fi remains a bit of a ghetto, respect-wise at least.

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  • Close to the town hall is the Joseph-Stadt, the ancient ghetto of Prague.

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  • There are dozens of different styles of prom dresses to choose from, and if you have chosen the ghetto fabulous style for your prom dress, then you will have several options when looking to find your perfect ghetto fabulous prom dress.

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  • Ghetto fabulous and "uptown couture" style dresses have become popular in recent years, due mainly to the fact that this is the style of popular hip-hop and R&B artists like Jay-Z, Kimora Lee Simmons, and Sean Combs.

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  • This grew to be the characteristic folkdrama of the ghetto, and has not died out in eastern Europe to the present day.

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  • Another definition is someone who grew up in the ghetto, and when they became wealthy, used the money on frivolous things like cars, clothes, and jewelry instead of wealth-building items like real estate, stocks, and etcetera.

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  • There is a large Ghetto, a so-called Latin Quarter, where Spanish sounds and signs are dominant, a Little Italy and a Chinese quarter of which no other city has the like.

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  • The Judengasse (Ghetto), down to 1806 the sole Jews' quarter, has been pulled down, with the exception of the ancestral house of the Rothschild family - No.

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