That all their belongings were left behind at their house in Abingdon further confirms that this had not been planned beforehand.
Last year, the city issued a new rule that allowed the homeless to have only three belongings with them: a bedroll, backpack and beverage.
Walpole offered a 20-guinea reward for his belongings, to which Maclaine responded with a somewhat apologetic letter demanding 40 guineas.
At one point Gram in The Sky Is Everywhere attempts to empty the whole house of the family's belongings trying to figure out what's causing the bad luck.
In 1949 Edgecombe arrived in Liverpool, carrying his belongings in a paper bag.
What you instead have is a kind of vacuum that is not quite Britain, not quite not Britain, in which this Act enables people to interrogate people for up to nine hours and seize all their belongings with no checks and balances.
In refugee camps, a young girl or woman who has fled her home with few or no belongings has limited access to water or soap and has to travel long distances to communal toilets.
We gather his belongings and tablets, take him home and make sure he is settled.
I was reminded of my trip to Cuba a few days ago, finding an envelope of photographs in a box of belongings.
At least 50,000 displaced Yazidis are still trying to find shelter inside the Kurdish north after abandoning their homes and belongings as they escaped from Islamic extremists who ousted them from their ancient lands as they advanced towards Erbil.
HM Revenue and Customs used the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (Ripa) to examine the belongings, emails, internet search records and phone calls of their own solicitor, Osita Mba, and the phone records of his then wife.
