They, however, had already surrendered their city to their enemies, and destitute of all things, with nothing left but their clothes, met Camillus on the way, leading their wives and children, and bewailing their misfortune.
All things are destitute of power, force, or energy.
The latent energy residing in the most destitute and outmoded of things is, through the construction of new political constellations, transformed into an intoxicating, revolutionary experience (SW 2, 210).
But I believe that government also has an obligation to assist those who, for whatever inscrutable reason, have been left out by fate — the homeless, the infirm, the destitute — to help provide those necessary things which, through no fault of their own, they cannot provide for themselves.
Even if I was destitute, I'd do the same thing". Marc Ratner, executive director of the Nevada commission, said it would be highly unlikely that anybody would be allowed to work both corners.
A million bucks for some destitute gamer, who, incredibly, is doing the right thing and paying off his mortgage right off the bat.
Maybe the police have better things to do than run herd on destitute immigrants trying not to starve, even when they ply their illegal trade in a government building.
It is also roughly six times what the UN has received this year for such things as feeding the 2m Angolans left destitute by the recent civil war, inoculating them, and providing mine victims with false limbs.Angolan officials deny everything, and proudly point to new measures designed to improve transparency, such as the recent launch of a website for the finance ministry.
I could tell that he was destitute and homeless and utterly lost and the last thing I wanted to give him was eye contact, but I did.
Nobody is talking about Greece spending more than it takes in; all that might be on the table would be spending less on interest and more on things like health care and aid to the destitute.
