Sentence examples for a tramp for from inspiring English sources

The moon's in your cup, a beggar, a tramp, for whom wine's enough.

The film translates this into several notorious scenes, including one where the gang beat a tramp for fun.

Kaiser Chiefs never hid behind false morals where ambition was concerned; singer Ricky Wilson once memorably avowed that he would "wank off a tramp for success".

Mr. Bennett, 86, and Lady Gaga, 26, recorded a duet of "The Lady Is a Tramp" for Mr. Bennett's acclaimed "Duets II" album from 2011, which won a Grammy.

In this week's issue, Gay Talese writes about Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga recording a new rendition of Rodgers and Hart's "The Lady is a Tramp" for Bennett's upcoming album, "Duets II".

By Jon Michaud September 9, 2011 In this week's issue, Gay Talese writes about Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga recording a new rendition of Rodgers and Hart's "The Lady is a Tramp" for Bennett's upcoming album, "Duets II".

And it means something very different for a woman to be a tramp than for a man.

Support act Frank Sidebottom (a man best known for wearing an outsize papier-maché head), is apparently so drunk he performs slumped at the front of the stage, fumbling with his props like a tramp looking for something among layers of clothes.

She founded the group after she was called "a tramp" online for breastfeeding her baby in public.

He edited crime fiction at Dell Books in the 1950s and wrote "entertainments," detective novels, now cult favorites, including "Epitaph for a Tramp" and "Epitaph for a Dead Beat".

In the 1950s he was an editor of crime fiction at Dell Books, and he wrote crime novels himself, including "Epitaph for a Tramp"(1959) and "Epitaph for a Dead Beat" (1961), featuring a hard-boiled Greenwich Village detective, Harry Fannin.