pigsty

• “I think I see you — for I try to see you in the flesh as I write these sentences — I think I see you leap at the word pigsty, a hyperbolical expression at the best.”

  Lay Morals

• “I think I see you -- for I try to see you in the flesh as I write these sentences -- I think I see you leap at the word pigsty, a hyperbolical expression at the best.”

  Lay Morals

• “Of course, this doesn't mean you should heed their every command, but if they tell you to clean up the "pigsty" - i.e. your room, it wouldn't hurt.”

  Cube Rules

• “Yes, happily, the pigsty was at the end of the wood-house, and could be reached under cover.”

  The Peterkin Papers

• “The Freaney family lived in a three-bedroom terrace house in Salop Street, Penarth, which Mr Rees described as a "pigsty".”

  WalesOnline - Home

• “Personally, and you can call me naively optimistic, but I'm disappointed he made it back into his "pigsty" of a constituency.”

  The grannie's on...

• “For the third time within a month, Stalybridge and Hyde MP and Cabinet Secretary of State for the Department for Work and Pensions, James Purnell has been yet again caught abusing the Parliamentary expenses by claiming £10,143 more for his rent on his London home which he left like a "pigsty".”

  Archive 2009-05-01

• “These cottages are in themselves as ugly as possible, resembling a large kind of pigsty; but often, by dint of the verdure on their thatch and the shrubbery clustering about them, they look picturesque.”

  Passages from the English Notebooks, Complete

• “Ireland's bonds set for good run; country has left the 'pigsty”

  Kathimerini English Edition : Print Edition : 26/3/10

• “All the while, Candlestick Park, built in 1960 and dubbed a "pigsty" by DeBartolo in 1985, degraded.”

  SFGate: Top News Stories

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