penury

By the time of his death, he was near penury.

Now you must live with the consequences of your penury.

His mother struggled to bring him up and then had a live a life of penury.

Rather more than our state pension, so not exactly penury.

What else could they believe, and still endure the penury of their lives?

The whole region seems to ache with age and penury.

In western Germany, signs of penury are hard to find.

So, in effect, to avoid penury, you had to live on credit.

Even with that penury, he leaves much of the plan without financing.

His sons have no interest in such a life of penury and patience.

If any doctor had depended on us for his living, then he would have died in penury.

After him, the next few generations had fallen into penury.

His wealth was attractive, especially after a whole year of penury.

It is a good style if you want to retain of an experience only its penury.

If the Navy managed to drive them into penury, how have the men here done so well?

Abandoned by their families, they are doomed to a life of penury.

He lost all his money and died in 1959 in penury.

There is one grand exception to this rule of penury.

And it was there, reportedly in a state of penury, that he died on July 28, 1741.

But the record fails to bear out their claims of penury.

It was not inertia they wanted, or acceptance of penury.

The 1910 census indicates that not all artists led lives of penury.

Baker won out against a childhood of penury and cruelty.

But such riches are anomalous in an industry more known for penury.

But penury, though exasperating enough, was not the whole of his distress.