Sentence examples for beggars from from inspiring English sources

But we'd prefer dentists from China to beggars from Bulgaria".

He told the Telegraph: "There's too much immigration and too many beggars from Eastern Europe.

According to tabloid newspapers in the last few weeks, London's streets are now "paved with beggars" from Eastern Europe.

But it has also resorted to some heavy-handed techniques: banning out-of-town vehicles from urban Beijing and removing beggars from busy areas and around summit venues.

That is because I know that beggars, from the outrageously brash to the pathetically passive, are almost always in a truly desperate plight.

All were apprehended while handing out money to beggars from inside their cars, an act as common as the city's traffic jams.

He tries to save the neighborhood beggar from drowning, then inexplicably finds himself kicking the man in the face.

The old grandmother has nodded off; one of the roustabout children chases a beggar from the door.

You stare to the left and a beggar from the right knocks on your window looking for a "dolla".

"It was humiliating to go like a beggar from one editor to the next and hope I could get some attention for these stories".

His parts ranged from the stern Prince of Verona in Kenneth MacMillan's "Romeo and Juliet" to a pathetic beggar from the Glasgow slums in Robert Helpmann's "Miracle in the Gorbals".