Sentence examples for beg outside from inspiring English sources

The 21st-century equivalents of the water seller beg outside the city's churches.

Ahmed, 17, who did not want to disclose his last name, has resorted to leaving the camp in al-Minya to beg outside a nearby mosque on Fridays.

Fans beg outside the ground to be able to afford the very cheap tickets and there are hundreds of youngsters inside wearing neither shirts nor sandals.

Today's headscarved women who beg outside railway stations with babies on their hips ("vile", says Barbara Roche, one of Mr Straw's ministers) are not yet making an extravagant contribution to Britain's economy.

India's mix of poverty and areas where vast, fetid slums edge newly refurbished international airports and barefoot children beg outside of $500-a-night 500-a-night 500-a-nighthotelse Western visitor aghast.

Last year, the team screened a movie and "begged outside of a Shaw's," he said.

In Trogir, a thirtysomething blonde woman with one leg sits begging outside the church.

A Conservative MP told a one-legged drug addict in a wheelchair begging outside Parliament to 'get a job'.

It is somebody who is on the street selling The Big Issue, for instance, or begging outside the local pub.

On their streets and in their city centres – in Liverpool, Oxford, Edinburgh and Manchester – they have started noticing more homeless people huddled in doorways at night or begging outside pubs.

But the baritone's posture and demeanor suggested that this was uninteresting to him, as worthless as an old man who begs outside a church.