Sentence examples for no abode from inspiring English sources
She asked me about the meaning of a rabbinic dictum that says, "Since the destruction of the Temple, the Holy Blessed One has no abode in the world save the four cubits of halakha," where halakha means "law" - literally, "the way one walks" in a principled manner through the world.
Now I had no ties, no fixed abode, and no responsibilities beyond a nightly hotel budget and the travel plan scribbled in a little black notebook.
She says she quite likes the rootlessness, that it helps her acting – no fixed abode, no fixed identity – but you sense that part of her wouldn't half like a room or two of her own.
LONDON — Marta Vieira da Silva is unrivaled at what she does, but a person of no fixed abode, with no certain future.
Circuses come and go, and clowns have no fixed abode.
No fixed abode, he wrote in the box.
No Fixed Abode A family man wakes up homeless.
In any case, chimpanzees have no fixed abode.
Al-Masʿūdī had no settled abode for most of his adult life.
The young Belgian of no fixed abode has grown, rather than let that transience unsettle him.
Mr Blair, they suggest, is instinctive, restless, intellectually of no fixed abode.
