Sentence examples for destitute having from inspiring English sources

At the time of his death, Tesla was nearly destitute, having been bamboozled by, among others, Thomas Edison.

Others were exhausted and sick, and many were destitute, having lost their wagons and belongings or used up their funds paying tolls.

They're left destitute, having lost their life savings at the age of 80.

Paine was left destitute, having received no alimony and having relinquished property that she previously owned to her husband.

Experts at a charity for the destitute have become fixated by the number 43.

They are anxious to keep it in the family line, whereas the destitute have nothing to pass on.

The southwestern corner, near a bus stop at Lee Highway and Hollywood Road, is where many of Fairfax's destitute have been buried.

This year, the protests of the destitute have been met with open violence and repression while regime-connected politicians run their luxury yachts aground after drunken romps.

Many of the destitute have been in the country for years but remain trapped in a system that doesn't allow them to work.

Take the universe conjured in Atwood's new novel, The Heart Goes Last, where a once middle-ish class couple, now destitute, has to contend with an America undone by financial collapse.

The theme of exodus and return will always haunt a city like Derry from which countless migrants, many destitute, have sailed for the New World; and where, as a new play by a local author highlights, Catholic-Protestant tension can still force people to move, albeit only a few miles, from streets where they have always lived.