Sentence examples for gypsy out from inspiring English sources

"My mother used to hit me when I was bad," one of my aunts once told me, "and she always said to me, 'I'll beat the Gypsy out of you, my girl.'" When my father first told me about our Romany ancestry, he asked me not to mention it to neighbours or friends at school - a suggestion no doubt at the root of my abiding fascination with what is, after all, only a small part of our family history.

In the words of Momma Rose in "Gypsy": "Sing out, Louise!" Sometimes our worst (and best) qualities are invisible to us until someone else points them out.

But the Gypsies looked out for him.

They live in tents on-site and Jake tells me about how they've been helping the gypsies fill out homelessness applications and construct anti-bailiff defences from old tyres and barbed wire.

They live in tents on-site, and Jake told me about how they've been helping the gypsies fill out homelessness applications and construct anti-bailiff defenses from old tires and barbed wire.

But the deal contains problems that may leave many deserving Gypsies out.

Residents of a housing project forced the Roma, also known as Gypsies, out of an adjacent field, the spokesman said, before setting fire to their possessions.

Soon, however, in a pattern similar to the rest of Kosovo, Albanian revenge turned to organized efforts to drive the remaining Serbs and Roma, or Gypsies, out of Kosovo.

The Mail said the "first signs of vigilante action" were appearing, with talk of street patrols roaming the area after dark to "educate" the Slovakian incomers in how to behave – a development which brought to mind the terrifying militia that have tried to drive gypsies out of villages such as Gyöngyöspata in Hungary.

It is hard enough, officials say, keeping Albanian firebrands and shadowy, organized armed Albanian groups -- some of them connected to the officially disbanded Kosovo Liberation Army, the Albanian guerrilla force that battled Serb domination of Kosovo -- from succeeding in their efforts to drive the rest of the Serbs and Gypsies out of Kosovo altogether.

It also rules out Gypsies, or Roma, who are increasingly fleeing persecution from skinheads and others in Eastern Europe: no applications from Gypsies have been accepted in recent years.