Sentence examples for being a tramp from inspiring English sources

In this time and place, being a tramp is no kind of sin.

Anna-Lisa Johanson said that on her 16th birthday, she got a long-distance call from her mother during which Ms. Ray incoherently accused her of being a tramp.

The author maintains a measure of hip, detached goofing when his own worthlessness is at issue (in "Permanent Midnight," he wonders "if there's any more corrupt sensation on the planet than attending Lamaze class high on heroin"), whereas Fatty tends to go in for Jerry Lewis-like lachrymosity: "a Little Tramp stops being a tramp when the camera stops rolling.

The lady is a tramp.

I thought he was a tramp".

It's official – the lady is a tramp.

O.J. was a concerned dad, Nicole was a tramp.

Lady Gaga thought for a moment, and then replied, "Well, 'cause I'm a tramp.

"That's why the lady is a tramp," she sang, pronouncing the last word "tray-amp".

But when this lady is a tramp, she'd rather do the shopping herself.

By Act II, he is a tramp sleeping on the London streets.