Sentence examples for destitute to from inspiring English sources

So he does support federal aid to those too sick or destitute to find work.

Returning destitute to England, he learned Greek and Latin and published translations of Virgil and Homer.

In Nigeria, Alonge added, "we leave our destitute to die on the road".

The children were orphans, runaways, truants and those whose parents were too destitute to raise them.

"If you're single with no dependent children, you really have to be destitute to get help," she said.

Mitt's grandfather was not polygamous and returned destitute to the United States after Mexican rebels confiscated the colony's property.

Some Poor Law Unions opted to send destitute children to the British colonies, in particular to Canada and Australia, where it was hoped the fruits of their labour would contribute to the defence of the empire and enable the colonies to buy more British exports.

These "anti-homeless" measures are designed to move the destitute on to somewhere else.

Giving back doesn't mean you have to volunteer somewhere destitute, or to even leave your house, because it's different for everyone.

We have gone from desperate to destitute, from poverty to bankruptcy.

By enforcing the peace, British troops allowed aid to flow, and persuaded thousands of destitute rebels to hand in their guns.