Sentence examples for homeless name from inspiring English sources

If you have a name say this: "Is a tiny kitten in box, needs owner, is homeless, name is (insert name here)." If you don't want to be stuck in a box without a name say this: "Is a tiny kitten that's lost, homeless and nameless".

A homeless man named Craig, who asked that his last name not be used out of fear of retaliation, told VICE that he was one of the people the group interacted with that night.

Dr. Gregory Mitton, a radiologist who recently moved to New York from British Columbia, gives regularly to a homeless man named Gregory, with whom, he points out, he shares a first name.

And never mind principles: even the homeless have names, histories, and inquisitive social workers.

Amazingly, the child survived and grew up to become a troubled homeless man named Michael.

On a Monday afternoon in Memphis, it was inviting a homeless man named Mark to lunch.

As I walked to and from school, I would often stop and chat with a homeless man named Jim.

"Yep, our whole neighborhood was once the property of a homeless squatter named Ebenezer Wormouth," I said.

He attempts to explain himself to a paranoid and possibly violent homeless man named Derrick, who lives nearby.

Stephen also persuades his mother to take in one of his friends, a homeless boy named Trevor.

The murder charge is for the killing of a longtime homeless woman named Shirley Dillahunt, whom, it is said, everyone loved.