Sentence examples for street bum from inspiring English sources

President Fox asked to meet Mr. Bustamante's most famous character, a wisecracking street bum named Ponchito.

The first killing we see is of a street bum who, to Bateman, is as socially superfluous as the old woman in Crime and Punishment.

Starting out as a club night in a shitty working men's club off a grimy East London street, Bum Bum's purpose on this earth was for people who found themselves being a little misanthropic on a night out.

"I get the feeling that the higher-up people in the I.O.C. and local organizers look at us like street bums".

The desert islanders and the desert crawlers and street bums mostly hang out by themselves in one corner of the room.

A famous "Kukly" from 1995 skewered the government's new $10-a-month 10-a-monthge by casting former President Boris N. Yeltsin and his prime minister, Viktor Chernomyrdin, as drunken street bums, sifting through trash to survive.

The truth is less generous to Mr. Yeltsin: his chief prosecutor began a criminal inquiry into "Kukly" in 1995 after the street-bum episode, citing a law barring insulting portrayals of senior government officials.

He plays special-forces soldier turned street-bum "Crazy Joey" who stumbles into a swanky Soho flat that becomes a base from which to rebuild his life, avenge a murder, and play games with his (sexual) identity.

It's about a homeless old man who wreaks havoc on the crooked cops, freaks, and perverts of NYC with his street savvy bum wits and his pump-action shotgun.

Gone are the days of the commonly envisioned "Bowery bum" or "street junkie".

And frankly, it goes far beyond a single incident of a frantic woman standing in the street, shoelaces untied, trying to bum a ride from a neighbor on her way to the supermarket.