Sentence examples for vagrant to from inspiring English sources

The Eurasian treecreeper has also occurred as a vagrant to the Channel Islands (where the short-toed is the resident species), Majorca and the Faroe Islands.

Louis B. Mayer arranged "newsreels" in which every "decent" person said they were for Merriam while every wild-eyed, unwashed vagrant to be picked up for a quarter ranted into the camera about Uppie's plans.

It was the 8-to-4 shift, and the patients ranged from a 90-year-old vagrant to a Rikers Island inmate to a local alcoholic who is brought in nearly every afternoon and allowed to sleep off his drunk on a gurney that has been shoved against the wall.

Among these are "Season's Greetings to Our Friends and Family!!!" in which a family's total breakdown, following the arrival of a greedy half-child from overseas, is recounted in a Christmas newsletter; and "Christmas Means Giving," in which a competitive, materialistic family donates its twin sons to an unsavory vagrant to show up openhanded neighbors.

It is a rare vagrant to Lord Howe Island.

It has been recorded as a rare vagrant to Spain.

In a fateful confrontation, Isaac kills one of the vagrants to save his friend.

It generally had a cast numbering only three -- Milligan, Peter Sellers and Harry Secombe -- but the trio played dozens of roles, ranging from witless vagrants to witless ministers of Parliament.

The retired teacher believes the numbers refer to a warning to vagrants to buy a $3 train ticket for a 7am stagecoach, as ordered by a purported secret committee of 77 men in Helena, Montana.

Its glitzy shops offer a world of plenty far out of reach for those slumped semi-conscious against the wall, their faces swollen with the signs of advanced alcoholism.Gyorgy and his colleagues check the sleeping vagrants to see that they are breathing (every year several die on the streets of cold and illness) and to wake them.

This political will includes transforming the image of the Roma from being regarded as vagrants to being socially handicapped [11,12] It was state that the Roma was "a poor and impoverished group in need of help to be able to adapt to modern life".