Sentence examples for paupers at from inspiring English sources

It is feeling like beggars at work and paupers at home.

The institutional structures in music (venues, orchestras, ensembles) can be oddly unresponsive to the needs of composers, and where I see galleries and theatres putting artists and writers at the centre of their work, composers seem often to resemble the paupers at the gate, begging for scraps.

Emma Cunningham died a pauper at the age of 69.

That's not to say he will be paid like a pauper at Berkshire.

Always eat like a king at breakfast, a queen at lunch, and a pauper at dinner.

Because you're not on a diet, however, you don't have to be a pauper at any time.

Ever hear the saying "Eat like a King in the morning, a Prince at noon, and a Pauper at night?" It's a saying for a reason.

But in most pastoral areas there is still just time for constructive and supportive policies to be devised and to be implemented which will save the people from life as permanent paupers and at the same time save the grazing lands from falling into unproductive degradation.'.

Despite the passage of the Anatomy Act, resurrection remained commonplace, the supply of unclaimed paupers' bodies at first proving inadequate to fulfil the demand.

The commission proposed that all new workhouses should allow for the segregation of paupers into at least four distinct groups, each to be housed separately: the aged and impotent, children, able-bodied males, and able-bodied females.

As well as the overall administration of the workhouse, masters were required to discipline the paupers as necessary and to visit each ward twice daily, at 11 am and 9 pm.