| It attracts an odd mix of low-life, travellers, inner-city trendies and tourists looking for a big night out. |
| Apparently, low-life scum hurled stones at it till all but one of its 10 rings had been smashed. |
| But they are not more characteristic than his low-life pictures of itinerant players and singers. |
| It boasted a couple of reasonable restaurants, a few basic, low-life hotels, and one or two seedy bars. |
| Ford, playing a low-life hustler who cheats at cards and dice, has a soft, dark, sensuous look, sensitive rather than intelligent. |
| From the beginning of his career Shakespeare made use of low-life characters as moral commentators. |
