pigsty

Former 49ers owner Eddie DeBartolo famously dubbed it a “pigsty.”

This week: We learn Versailles was a pigsty, Virginia Woolf despised writing articles, and money is very dangerous.

There was once a fisherman who lived with his wife in a pigsty, close by the seaside.

Between us and the dwelling house there was a disused pigsty.

A portrait might have been finished, and with disengaged eyes Evelyn would survey what he would certainly call his pigsty.

There were two windows: one looked full on the fir-trees; the other on the farm-yard, with the pigsty closing the view.

The pigsty soon became too narrow.44 The animals obstructed the farmyard, broke down the fences, and went gnawing at everything.