Meanings of huddled masses in English

Mostly, I'm assisting the huddled masses in transition, et ceter-yadda, et ceter-yadda.

The tired and the poor, the huddled masses yearning to breathe free.

For generations, America did indeed welcome the world's huddled masses to its shores.

This is the speech you give your huddled masses.

The Statute of Liberty says "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses."

The remains of the soldiers lay in huddled masses, their flesh gnawed away down to the bone.

To the north, skyscraper cities sparkle in the sun, beckoning to the huddled masses on the disadvantaged side.

Give me your women, your Mexicans, your huddled masses, and get them the hell out of the way.

Lock climbed back down off the plinth, then leaned over for one final look at the huddled masses below.

A wight sat there, on its ghostly mount in the darkness, staring toward the castle at the huddled masses.

Into these huddled masses now crept a subtle and unseen foe, striking down his victims by hundreds and by thousands.

It was the perfect place to get a cheap cup of terrible coffee and to fade away into the huddled masses.

He will bring to you Dante's vision of hell right outside on Park Avenue... huddled masses wallowing in their own excrement.

We ask ourselves, if the justice system we all seek to improve is punishing our meek and huddled masses, what recourse do we have?

And Yanks gloried in the fact that the world's huddled masses regularly demonstrated their belief in the American dream by voting with their feet.

Everything was visible; everything was clear-cruellyclear and distinct-andeverything was mournfully sleeping, standing out in strange huddled masses in the dull clear air.