Sentence examples for cold homeless from inspiring English sources

A generation ago, absent litigation, the executive branch of city government was content to lock out in the winter cold homeless men for want of shelter beds.

The other two people who died from the two days of cold were homeless.

The high demand is causing some shelters to have the longest waiting lists they have ever had, and as the weather gets colder more homeless are looking to move indoors.

With a melancholy thrill, I was struck by the homeless, cold vastness of space.

"It has been a bitterly and dangerously cold winter for homeless street people, and it's hard to know exactly how many people might have died from hypothermia, or cold-related causes," said Patrick Markee, of the Coalition for the Homeless.

Now, in the storm's ruinous wake, we are relying on an uncoordinated patchwork of mostly private and volunteer efforts to bring relief to the cold, hungry and homeless.

"I didn't think the South got this cold," Marty Williams, a homeless man in the city, told the Associated Press news agency.

"I'm scared to imagine where he is now, homeless, cold, dirty.

Mayor Edwin M. Lee warned of unseasonable cold and asked city homeless shelters to increase capacity and outreach to the indigent.

Even some of the most unlikely places are not immune from cold weather deaths of homeless people.

The Molise government estimated the quake's damage at $300 million and pitched tents to house the newly homeless as cold weather set in.