Bindle example sentences

"Bindle" Example Sentences

1. The traveler carried his few belongings in an old battered bindle.
2. The bindle contained all his worldly possessions.
3. He swung his bindle over his shoulder and set off down the lonely road.
4. The old bindle tied with string showed signs of years of wear and tear.
5. She spotted an old man walking with a faded bindle slung over his shoulder.
6. The bindle on his back held all his necessities for the journey.
7. The homeless man carried his belongings in a worn, frayed bindle.
8. He packed light, with just enough clothes in his bindle for a few days.
9. His bindle held the few personal items he had left after losing his job.
10. The bindlestick man walked along the road, looking for his next meal.
11. The weary traveler carried a ragged, patched bindle as he headed west.
12. The Depression-era hobo carried his bindle on a stick over his shoulder.
13. Gripping the straps of his bindle, the traveler set out down the dusty road.
14. The ragged bindle tied with twine held his only worldly possessions.
15. The bindle contained little more than an extra change of clothes and a blanket.
16. He adjusted the old fraying straps of his bindle and started walking again.
17. The battered bindlestick man searched for a warm place to sleep for the night.
18. The lonely traveler had few possessions save for those in his worn bindle.
19. He hitched the ratty bindle higher on his shoulder and kept walking.
20. His ragged bindle stuck held a few essentials and not much else.
21. The tattered bindle held what little remained of the man's dreams.
22. The bindle contained the few remnants of a life left behind.
23. A piece of frayed rope tied the ragged bindle shut.
24. His wife had sewn the heavy cloth of the bindle strong and durable.
25. The bindle on a stick contained the tools of his trade.
26. The worn handles of the old bindle showed years of use.
27. His life was contained within that faded, patched bindle.
28. The bindle tied with twine contained all his worldly possessions.
29. The ragged bindlestick man headed out in search of work.
30. The battered bindle contained the few scraps of clothing he owned.
31. The bindle offered him a semblance of hope as he journeyed on.
32. The bindle tied with twine haphazardly had seen better days.
33. A long stick that served as a bindlestick balanced on his shoulder.
34. The patched bindle showed signs of years on the road.
35. The battered bindle held few possessions of value.
36. The rope handles of his bindle were nearly worn through.
37. His battered bindlestick helped carry his few possessions.
38. His ragged bindle contained only the necessities.
39. The old man slung his bindle over a padded stick for support.
40. The old rope that tied his bindle had frayed beyond repair.
41. The long knotted rope used to tie the battered bindle was falling apart.
42. His bindle tied with twine held everything he owned.
43. The battered bindlestick held the battered bindle on his shoulder.
44. The bindle contained his meager possessions: a few clothes and dog-eared photos.
45. The bum's bindle held clothes and scraps of food.
46. He settled his patched bindle more comfortably on his shoulder.
47. His bindle held memories of better times and hopes for the future.
48. The bindle on his bindlestick held his scant possessions.
49. The bindlestick man trudged down the road with his battered bindle.
50. His ragged bindle contained what little remained of his dignity.
51. The patched bindle looked as weathered as its owner.
52. The hobo's bindle tied with knotted rope held little of value.
53. The bindle on a stick served as pack animal for his journey.
54. The old straps of his bindle were worn and faded.
55. With a sigh, he shouldered his patched bindle and moved on.
56. The bindle contained the remnants of a past life, memories now tattered and fading.
57. The old man's bindle was the only thing he owned in the world.
58. The straps of the ragged bindle were held together with twine and fraying rope.
59. His battered bindlestick helped carry his few worldly possessions.
60. The bindlestick man's bindle was his only home.

Common Phases

1. The homeless man carried his bindle over his shoulder.
2. The hobo boarded the freight train carrying his bindlestick.
3. He packed up his scant belongings in a bindle and went on the road.
4. The boy had a stick to tie his bindle to as he walked the dusty road.
5. The ragged wanderer trudged along the highway with his bindle over his shoulder.
6. The drifter tipped his bindle-stick at me as he passed.
7. The old vagabond wandered from city to city with his bindle and stick.
8. They crowded around the brazier trying to keep warm with their bindles against their legs.
9. I handed the vagrant man a few coins for his worn out bindle.
10. His bindle full of clothes, he set off in search of work.
11. The young man was off to experience the adventure of the open road with nothing but his trusty bindlestick.
12. The bindlestiff hitchhiked into town looking for odd jobs.
13. They sat resting in the railway yard with their bindles and cups of coffee.
14. As I walked past the park I saw a group of homeless men sitting on a bench with their bindles next to them.
15. The bindlestiff knocked on the farmer's door looking for work.
16. The girl thrust her bindle into her backpack and headed out on the trail.
17. The bindlestiff wandered into the diner and ordered a hearty meal.
18. She strapped her hiking bindle onto her back and headed into the mountains.
19. His bindle contained all of the man's worldly possessions.
20. I saw an old bindlestiff walking along the side of the road with his head down.
21. The young man folded his clothes and packed them into his bindle.
22. The bindlestiff said goodbye to his family and friends and took off down the road.
23. The drifter made his bed under the stars with his ragged bindle as a pillow.
24. The bindlestiff approached the farmhouse looking to trade labor for a meal.
25. Vagabonds with dusty bindles lined up for the soup kitchen.
26. The traveling salesman carried his samples in a bindle.
27. The hobos sat around the campfire swapping stories and cooking food in their cans using kindling from their bindles.
28. She loaded her camping bindle with supplies and headed out into the woods.
29. The bindlestiff walked the railroad tracks in search of work.
30. The homeless man rested with his bindle between his legs and a cup of coffee in his hands.
31. The bindlestiff wandered from town to town taking odd jobs where he could find them.
32. He hung his bindle on the hook by the door and sat down for a rest.
33. The bindle stiff knocked on the farmhouse door looking for work.
34. The bindlestiff pushed his belongings in a rusty shopping cart down the street.
35. A bindlestiff is a traveling laborer or hobo who carries their belongings in a bindle.
36. After the divorce, he packed his belongs in a bindle and hit the road.
37. The hippie backpacker swung his bindle onto his shoulders and set off into the hills.
38. The nomadic bindlestiff wandered from job to job.
39. The damsel in distress waited by the side of the road with her satchel and bindle.
40. A wandering peddler carried an assortment of goods in his bindle.
41. Bindlestiffs would knock on back doors looking for odd jobs and meals.
42. The traveling man slung his bindle over his back and started down the path.
43. Nomads carried their lifelong possessions in ragged bindles.
44. The vagabond rested under an oak tree with his bindle next to him.
45. The drifter had a bindle over his shoulder and a tin cup in his hand.
46. The hungry bindlestiff wandered into town looking for work and a warm meal.
47. He packed up his bindle and headed out in search of adventure.
48. The vagrant woman clutched her tattered bindle close to her chest.
49. The knight held his bindle high as he marched into battle.
50. Wandering minstrels carried their instruments in bindles.
51. Bindlestiffs gathered by the railroad to hop freights out of town.
52. The wanderer set off down the road clutching his bindle in one hand.
53. Vagabonds with dusty bindles crowded around the mission soup kitchen.
54. She made coffee over the campfire and used her bindle for a pillow.
55. Bindlestiffs would work seasonal jobs and move on when the work dried up.
56. The bindlestiff knocked on the farmhouse door, asking for odd jobs in exchange for food.
57. She folded her clothes and packed them neatly into her hiking bindle.
58. The old wanderer grew tired after years on the road with only his bindle for company.
59. The traveling merchant carried his wares in a bindle on his back.
60. He waved goodbye to his family and set off on his journey with nothing but the clothes on his back and his trusty bindle.