Sentence examples for travellers call from inspiring English sources

In Gaelic, Irish Travellers call themselves an lucht siúil, "the walking people".

He owes his move into features to Rotha, who turned to him when he made his directorial debut in 1950, a story about Irish travellers called No Resting Place.

Postgate remembered that in one of their Noggin stories they had already introduced a tiny space traveller called Moonmouse.

Edward Lane, another 19th-century traveller, called Cairo's dancers both the "most abandoned courtesans" and the "finest women in Egypt".

Prosecutors quoted by the French TV channel TF1 said a traveller called Luigi had failed to stop at a police checkpoint on Friday night and had dragged a gendarme on the car bonnet for 500 metres (yards).

They soon encounter another traveller, calling himself Arev, who assists but remains distrustful of them.

A traveller called Demetrius of Tarsus related to Plutarch the tale of an expedition to the west coast in or shortly before AD 83.

A traveller called Demetrius of Tarsus related to Plutarch the tale of an expedition to the west coast of Scotland in or shortly before AD 83.

For a copy of the Australia Travellers Guide call 09068 633 235 (60perer minute) or visit www.australia.com/observer.

Now a new mobile phone promises to allow travellers to call home from anywhere in the world for free.

He replaced the comb and put a protective arm around her. Time for all these weary travellers to call it a night.