Sentence examples for dead tramp from inspiring English sources

The first known use of a version of the tactic came in 1943 with Operation Mincemeat, the audacious mission by British military intelligence to deceive Nazi spy chiefs by planting false invasion plans on the corpse of a dead tramp given a new identity as a Royal Marines officer.

Obviously we'd never associate with a white guy with dreadlocks, so we knew it would be very hard to get hold of some without cutting them off a dead tramp.

Among the 3 dead TRAMP mice which were fed on normal diet, 1 was from 24th week subgroup and the other 2 were from 28th week subgroup.

However, among the 10 dead TRAMP mice which were fed on HFD, 4 were from 24th week subgroup and the other 6 were from 28th week subgroup.

"It's a miracle," says Ozdogan Advinli, a 46-year-old Turkish-Cypriot car mechanic, as he tramps across the "dead zone", supervised by UN peacekeepers, that separates the Turkish- and Greek-controlled bits of Nicosia, the capital.

He edited crime fiction at Dell Books in the 1950s and wrote "entertainments," detective novels, now cult favorites, including "Epitaph for a Tramp" and "Epitaph for a Dead Beat".

TRAMP-C1 and TRAMP-C2 were derived from the TRAMP mouse (Foster et al, 1997).

In the 1950s he was an editor of crime fiction at Dell Books, and he wrote crime novels himself, including "Epitaph for a Tramp"(1959) and "Epitaph for a Dead Beat" (1961), featuring a hard-boiled Greenwich Village detective, Harry Fannin.

I had been prepared to tramp through the woods, looking under dead logs and in the dampness of fallen leaves.

Nobody could mistake the breeze of sadness blowing through this film; witness the shots of an old, cold Pacino tramping the streets and finding a dead dog.

All the TRAMP mice, including both euthanized ones on schedule and dead ones, would be sampled.