Sentence examples for Down and out from inspiring English sources

Idiom

Down and out.

If someone is down and out, they are desperately poor and need help.

Dictionary

Down and out

adjective

In a condition of poverty or debility, especially as a result of experiencing a financial or personal setback.

  • People who are down and out need some place to turn.

Exact(53)

"Down and out," Gilmour sings.

Down and out, or hard to discount?

Down and out on a Stampede night.

Three drop down and out every year.

He's down and out".

We're not down and out.

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Don't count Flickr as down-and-out just yet.

Adams was, in his words, "a down-and-out junkie".

"She discovered me as a down-and-out songwriter".

What some call vagrants, of course, others call simply down-and-out.

For down-and-out opiate addicts, bupe can be a lifeline.

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