Sentence examples for homeless down from inspiring English sources

Most drivers simply regard him as another homeless down and outer, but every so often one might squint at the jolly man's scruffy beard, scarecrow hair and zany smile and realize that — holy cow! — it's the legendary comedian Professor Irwin Corey.

Brown, in an interview before the trip, said Steyer's wealth made him more influential than "if he was homeless down on Spring Street".

But not everyone feels comfortable giving out change to panhandlers, so this is another outlet for them to express their concern, she said, in a way that might actually help the homeless down the process of getting them into permanent lodging.

The Abbe Pierre, the priest who organized a community called Emmaus to help the homeless down-and-outs of Paris, is about to visit N.Y. and the Bowery to see how such things are handled there.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, April 23 , 1955P. 127 The Abbe Pierre, the priest who organized a community called Emmaus to help the homeless down-and-outs of Paris, is about to visit N.Y. and the Bowery to see how such things are handled there.

The New Yorker, April 23 , 1955P. 127 The Abbe Pierre, the priest who organized a community called Emmaus to help the homeless down-and-outs of Paris, is about to visit N.Y. and the Bowery to see how such things are handled there.

Other talking heads, who worked with him on construction jobs, wondered if, given the tattered look of his clothing, he was a homeless, down-and-out drifter.

She said last night that Barnes was "homeless and down on his luck" and was at the stadium seeking employment as a vendor.

In the fiscal year ended in June, the coalition said, the city provided only 184 apartments to homeless families, down from 2,071 in the fiscal year ended in June 1990.

Most of this unforgettable movie was filmed below the streets of Midtown Manhattan in a dank Amtrak railway tunnel where a colony of around 75 homeless put down roots, some for as long as 25 years, among the rats and the garbage.

It makes about as much sense as Colts trading Peyton Manning for the homeless dude down by the bus terminal.