| So it's hardly surprising to discover that its fans are given to frequent outbursts of low-rent theorizing. |
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| As their existing low-rent accommodation closes the only alternative is the street. |
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| It continues to use the citadel for band practices and Saturday night variety shows, and maintains some 20 low-rent flats there. |
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| Some have sought it not in the low-rent end of the film industry but in art, where at least the production values will be high. |
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| And what will replace low-rent reality shows as the dominant force on television? |
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| Renters who are allowed to sublease their low-rent apartments can profit from the high cost of housing in the San Francisco area. |
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| Thomas and his accomplices empty the bags, which end of being full of rats, in the hallway of a low-rent apartment building. |
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| Fleeing his broken relationship, Mitch moves into a low-rent house on the outskirts of nearby Harrison University. |
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| Quite frankly, I would have loved to see a self-consciously low-rent c-movie. |
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| A trial low-rent apartment programme has been expanded to eight districts to improve the living conditions of poor local families. |
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| Just leave me alone, and keep your low-rent, cut-price gifts to yourself in the future. |
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| Speaking of music, it's remarkably atmospheric and stylish for such a low-rent thriller. |
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| Ship designs lack much in the way of detail and the various effects used for phaser fire, explosions, and the like all look extremely low-rent. |
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| A friend of mine once announced defiantly that she actually doesn't like theatre because to her it's just low-rent cinema. |
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| You feel like a low-rent stockbroker, playing the angles and leveraging against the back end. |
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| It borrows heavily and outrageously from other media, but not in a low-rent or vulgar way. |
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| But what else could I expect from a bunch of low-rent, no-account hoodlums like you? |
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| The changes began slowly, when art galleries priced out of SoHo eyed the lofty, low-rent spaces further west. |
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| He made the same proviso, and said there was a definite need for low-rent properties. |
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| She says I should stop wasting my time entertaining low-rent celebs and should stick to reading improving books. |
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| Instead of cosy, low-rent substitute houses in old neighbourhoods, there were high-rise apartment buildings. |
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| But with 29 low-rent housing units above them, they would need to evict individuals already in precarious financial situations in order to expand. |
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| Call me low-rent, but I've got a thing for pop culture and those who study it. |
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| It's a seemingly random collection of down-at-the-heels housing, low-rent stores, and trash-strewn vacant lots. |
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| And why would low-rent criminals allegedly turn to full-force terrorism? |
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| More than 50 years ago, branches first got involved in building low-rent apartment units for elderly veterans, widows and their dependents. |
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| What remains a question of taste are the light-blue buttons and their backlighting, which looks a little low-rent. |
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| Neither do citizens awaiting low-rent housing understand how the waiting lists on which their names appear work. |
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| These are low-rent or other types of dwelling, but scrupulously comply with social rental criteria. |
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| They have a high concentration of ethnic minority groups with low average incomes, living in low-rent, predominantly social rental housing. |
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| The Isle of Bute's culinary reputation has never broken free from the low-rent caffs and no-frills pubs which dot the island. |
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| In conformity with the provisions of the Act, the Government has made large sums of money available for the purpose of clearing slums and erecting low-rent dwellings. |
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| The Housing Authority, the city's biggest landlord, provides low-rent housing subsidized by the federal government to poor and moderate-income families. |
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| It should be noted that most centres in this region benefit from low-rent or rent-free premises. |
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| The council now wants local estate owners to make more land available to local people who want to build new homes or provide more low-rent accommodation. |
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| When our landlord sold our low-rent apartment building and I couldn't find an alternative that fit our combined incomes, I decided to return to trucking. |
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| Although the new development will not include low-rent units, he said that it will be affordable compared to buying a house, since a down payment is not needed. |
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| It also provides for a special vacancy allowance for low-rent apartments, ensuring that these apartments get more than a 20 percent hike upon vacancy. |
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| As such, the seriousness of the conflicted family situation is completely undermined by one-dimensional walking gags that wouldn't qualify for low-rent sitcom duty. |
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| However for the last forty-odd years they have inexplicably kept on singing semi-amusing songs in low-rent nightclubs and entertaining old ladies at the seaside. |
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| It offers general health and social services that are provided at the CLSC, at home, as well as in the schools, low-rent residences, various local organizations and community centres. |
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| Patrol cars pull in and out of a Brooklyn station house, located off a two-mile stretch of low-rent shops and apartments that has seen 16 shootings in the past three weeks. |
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| As for the low-income group with even greater difficulties, the Government have established a low-rent housing system, to provide either low-rent housing or offer a subsidy to find housing. |
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| The city has also completed an urban planning project involving the construction of low-rent housing, the improvement of communications and the creation of green spaces. |
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| With Nadia at his side, the low-rent pair epitomize trailer-park chic. |
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| In August 1993, 20,000 angry demonstrators from low-rent barrios of Mexico City protested against legislative reforms aimed at encouraging more construction by removing tenant protection against landlords. |
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| With respect to the right to housing, we must highlight the inadequacy of funding appropriations to the Ministry of Urban Development and Housing for the construction of low-rent social housing. |
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| The principal recommendations detailed actions to take to overcome obstacles in low-rent government housing, private housing, housing for handicapped individuals, insurance policies and mortgages. |
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| Rising state revenues will enable us to begin launching new social programs targeting specific objectives such as developing rural zones, fighting poverty, and building low-rent housing. |
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| Ben Affleck appears as a dopey, low-rent bail bondsman with a thin mustache that crawls down his chin like a pair of worms on a rock. |
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| This is not some low-rent gossip columnist or celebrity stalker. |
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| For example, by sorting street addresses you find that four social service organizations are housed in the same low-rent building and share practical resources, such as a photocopier and a fax line. |
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| This association was founded in 1985 with a view to offering low-rent housing for people in difficulty as well as support for putting in place a process for their integration. |
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| That's a text book definition of low-rent hoochie mama if I ever saw it. Guarantee you she's got her tramp stamp across her hips. |
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| These low-rent dwellings often become their first family home. |
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| He peoples his landscape with grungy philosophers, low-rent types who talk a lot, scheme a little and avoid the flashlights of local authorities. |
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| Arkadeen, Arkadini, Arkapopoulos — those are the sarcastic suggestions offered by a low-rent American post-war grifter as the real name of the mysterious international tycoon whose past he's investigating. |
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| Tables had had ears for too long, with loudmouths locked up under emergency laws. The Riche also faced dastardly new competitors, from sports bars and foreign chains to low-rent hookah joints and latterly the internet. |
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| The scuzzy energy of CBGBs meets the low-rent glamour of Paradise Garage? |
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| He almost invariably writes about the unmoneyed, the unfashionable, the desperate and the disturbed, and sets his plays in low-rent or squalid climes. |
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| That's what all the ex-cons, con men and low-rent mobsters are after. |
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