Sentence examples for a fixed abode from inspiring English sources

Fifty years later, in 2006, another camp grew by the Saint-Martin canal in north-east Paris, the tents bearing the initials SDF, standing for "sans domicile fixe" ("without a fixed abode").

Though he owned several houses, Mr. Walton lacked a fixed abode.

For obvious reasons, these refuges are in secret locations and the women will not have a fixed abode, so they can't vote without putting themselves at risk.

Prior to a June 10 National Assembly ruling, travelers in France had to carry a "booklet of circulation" — a compulsory internal passport for all French or foreign individuals over the age of 16, living in France without a fixed abode.

Kristina Sandklef, a China analyst who has been advising the teenager's lawyers, said that a dialect analysis wouldn't be accurate even if properly done as the boy has grown up without a fixed abode.

Travelers — known in French as "gens du voyage" — are a semi-nomadic group, similar to Roma, who have a special administrative status in France ever since the government passed a law in 1969, outlining the obligations of those traveling within France without a fixed abode.

He had neither a house, nor any fixed abode, nor a single piece of furniture, and as far as clothes are concerned, at most one good suit and one less so.

He had neither a house, nor any fixed abode, nor a single piece of furniture, and as far as clothes are concerned, at most one good suit and one less so….

If you want the security of an entirely fixed abode, there are also static boats custom-built for full-time living in one place.

In 1888, Narendra left the monastery as a Parivrâjaka— the Hindu religious life of a wandering monk, "without fixed abode, without ties, independent and strangers wherever they go".

He looked sheepish and lost in his moment of fulfillment, a player of no fixed abode.