Sentence examples for hobo from from inspiring English sources

He assumed Blagdon was "a hobo from the freight trains" in the city's huge switching yard.

"Woody Guthrie is seen by most Americans, if they know him at all, as a Dust Bowl troubadour, a political activist and a hobo from the '30s.

How about the new boho patchwork python Hudson hobo from Chloé, a hefty vanity case from Vuitton, or the charming Flamenco Petal drawstring leather bouquet bag from Loewe?

From there, some other TE families were described to have associated MITEs: hobo from hAT superfamily (Ortiz and Loreto 2008) Bari from Tc1-Mariner superfamily (Dias and Carareto 2011) and BuT5 from P superfamily (Rius et al. 2013).

In 1986, Mr. Phillips was crowned King of the Hobos at the National Hobo Convention in Britt, Iowa, an event that began in 1900 when a group of hobos from Chicago who called themselves Tourists Union No. 63 began convening there.

A final insult was the installation of a railroad bull on the tracks during the convention, preventing hobos from hopping into or out of Britt.

Every college town is heaven, each one different but the same, like hoboing from Gainesville to Gainesville to Gainesville, a hundred Gainesvilles flung across the country, like stars in the sky.

Each one-of-a-kind shoulder bag and hobo, priced from $600 and up, is handmade from vintage ceremonial fabrics that Ms. Harouche collects in India, Morocco, Peru, Nepal and elsewhere.

Remove grill grate, and with kitchen mitt or spatula, remove hobo packs from grill.

At Neimanmarcus.com, best-sellers include a leather hobo bag from Prada ($1,495), Converse sequined sneakers with butterflies stamped on their rubber soles ($140) and a Madame Alexander Doll tricked out in a veiled black pillbox, black coat and matching knickers ($150).

It's dawned on me rather slowly that the most important episode of the Mad Men so far may well have been The Hobo Code from season one (I know some of you have picked this up in the comments over the past few weeks).