Sentence examples for his tramp from inspiring English sources

I asked him to take his tramp elsewhere, but he refused.

She said she forced herself to stand like Charlie Chaplin as his Tramp character, with her feet pointed out.

In "Awaara" ("The Vagabond," 1951), perhaps his best movie, Kapoor tries out for the first time his tramp persona, though briefly, in the title song.

Mr. Armitage, a gifted English poet, relates his tramp along the nearly 260 miles of the Pennine Way, a moor, bog and hill-strewn path that's sometimes referred to as Britain's equivalent of the Appalachian Trail.

Pickford chose those roles as Chaplin chose his Tramp, and they both performed them even as they founded their own production company, United Artists, with Douglas Fairbanks and DW Griffiths - a company which turned down a business deal with Hearst.

It dates from 1916 at the height of the British-born actor's early fame as a worldwide star and was for use when his tramp character appeared on screen.

One of them is so at ease with it, that he jokingly refers to his guy as his tramp-agotchi.

Do you support Putin's violation of Russian law and his tramping of the civil rights of his populace, explicitly protected in the Russian constitution?

Whereas Buster Keaton was a frozen-faced stoic and Harold Lloyd had his empty-framed glasses, Chaplin had his "little tramp", the ups-and-downs (mostly downs) of whose existence shaped a story of human resilience.

In one of his latest stunts, seen in the video above, Graham and his Super Tramp crew take the "robotic dolphin" (actually named the Seabreacher), some flying bikes (the Jetovators), and a jet-powered VW van (the Freedom Flyer) out for a spin over Lake Powell in Utah.

Chaplin also gave his Little Tramp a voice, as he performed a gibberish song.