Sentence examples for looking like a bum from inspiring English sources

When he tried to bring Jackson onto Stan Albeck's coaching staff, Jackson "showed up looking like a bum" and Albeck did not want him, Krause said.

He made entrance as if his whole spick and span life had been spent in Parliament, whereas less than an hour before we had seen him hurrying down 45th St. in the season's worst downpour, looking like a bum and drowned rat.

The designs are so epic that you can wear them out on the street during the day without looking like a bum.

"DOES IT LOOK LIKE A BUM? INCIDENTALLY, HOW IS IT EVEN REMOTELY SEXY TO COMPARE A CANYON TO A BUM?" And from that point onwards you'll only be able to communicate in functional, resentful text messages about needing more bin bags.

"I looked like a bum," Culkin says.

Gould looked like a bum and lived like a bum.

Because, you see, the peach emoji used to look like a bum.

And he was shocked by his old friend's appearance Smulian, dishevelled and dirty, looked "like a bum".

"Of course, it's hard to imagine a couture client shelling out $25,000 for a dress just so she can look like a bum," noted Cathy Horyn, a Times fashion writer.

That morning, he had encountered Mr. Salerno at a court engagement where the mobster complained, "You look like a bum," and slipped him an East Side tailor's business card.

It poked fun at a similarly inspired 2000 collection by John Galliano for Christian Dior, of which Cathy Horyn, then the New York Times's fashion critic, said: "It's hard to imagine a couture client shelling out $25,000 for a dress just so she can look like a bum".