Sentence examples for such a mooch from inspiring English sources

Obie stared at him and Julian wondered how he could be such a mooch, expecting him to ride him around like a free taxi.

The Mooch is such a devoted public servant that he signed on to the White House amid a painful divorce initiated by his nine-month pregnant wife who couldn't stand what an anonymous source described as his "naked political ambition"—but that others might describe as loyalty to a greater cause.

A dedicated hunter or a mooch?

Though I felt like a trespasser and a mooch, I wasn't: the event, like so many others at Boston-area campuses, was free to the public and listed as such on the M.I.T. events page.

Why advertise a gift, then make me feel like a mooch for taking it?

My friends tell me she's a mooch and I should ditch her.

My perfect day: I'd get up quite late and have a mooch around the shops.

A mooch around the market in Place des Héroes, admiring the splendid architecture while shopping for strawberries, peaches and warm pains au chocolat, was the Saturday morning.

"I used to be a mooch to my friends, asking, 'Could I bum a cigarette?' I was a smoker who couldn't afford a pack," she told me.

A "mooch" is a customer who wants everything, without paying for anything.

This man is a mooch and a con, or a failure in business.