Sentence examples for hobo you from inspiring English sources

I said mate, you didn't look like a hobo, Packer looked like a hobo, you looked like a crackhead".

Although he sang such humorous songs as "Hobo, You Can't Ride This Train," he also sang many standard songs, often with an intensity and creativity that equaled those of his trumpet playing.

He would, he'd do it, he'd grab that damn hobo by the collar and go, Hey, hobo, you're ruining my business.

Remember that, as a hobo, you enjoy traveling and are willing to work, unlike a bum or a tramp who also travels but will not work, and lives by begging for money or for food.

RF: While researching Rolling Nowhere, you jumped the freight trains, going from being distrusted and robbed by the hoboes you were writing about to making a place for yourself in their lives.

(that includes hobos) You could annoy people-which is highly likely!

As long as you have good music and you're not some alcoholic, druggie, hobo, etc., you'll do great!

"My parents are always cracking jokes like, 'You're going to be a hobo' or, 'You better start practicing being a waitress,' " said Danielle Strauss, a 14-year-old from Valley Cottage, N.Y., who is absolutely determined to become a star.

While celebrity style icons like Taylor Momsen and the Olsen Twins champion Hollywood hobo-chic, you'll notice that despite the rips in their cashmere, they always manage to emit the smug, honeyed vapour of the billion dollars blowing up their Amex.

On a hot summer day in a parking lot across the street from one of the country's last working steel mills, hobo filmmaker Bill Daniel (you can read our interview with him in the Talking Issue--it'll be up here soon) chugged some warm, uh, "sparkling wine," hopped into his troublemaker of a SVO-run van, and ripped ass to Canada to begin a 6,000-mile 6,000-miled tourcountry.

Let's give it a try… Vice: Are you still a homeless muck crashing on couches and living out of one of those hobo things where you have a handkerchief wrapped around the end of a stick that you carry over your shoulder (I think it's called a bindle)?