Sentence examples for tramp her from inspiring English sources

"Tramp," her third release, was recorded with the National's Aaron Dessner.

She admits that when she first went into the studio to record The Lady is a Tramp, her nerves were such that she resorted to a shot or two of whisky.

The daughter (Dorothy Malone) is a scheming tramp (her slutty descendants populate the casts of Melrose Place and every daytime soap opera on American TV) who sleeps with her father's redneck oil-derrick workers just to bug the old man.

Aptly, the setlist is packed with songs rarely heard this century: Peggy Lee's He's a Tramp, her own Liza With a Z, and Charles Aznavour's prescient gay anthem What Makes a Man, delivered with maximum quivering drama.

For Molly, Synge is the independent artist, her tramp and "vagabond," her ticket out.

She is naturally distraught and, after calling a few motels, finally tracks down her niece and breaks it to her. "Ravishing, you tramp!" I hear her holler.

From this close, I could see her tramp stamp and the nude whale tail of her thong peeking out over the black beading on her butt.

Mr. Wolf, the congressman, peered into Ms. Ombe's empty food storage bin the other day and tramped through her mud hut.

Though their spree culminates in a trip to the pound, she manages to find her way back home and to take Tramp with her.

And, having grown with a clothes full of holes and honed from sackcloth, the young Parton connected with the gaudy, heightened sense of femininity embodied by the aforementioned town tramp, with her "beautiful peroxide hair… piled on her head, red nails and high-heeled shoes", as the ultimate direction for her future stage persona.

"All performers are rehearsing both with an umbrella and without," says Geraldine Pilgrim, nervously tramping around in her walking boots and a cagoule, days before her new first-world-war-inspired show, Flight, is due to open in the gardens of Brockhole by Windermere.