Cullion example sentences

"Cullion" Example Sentences

1. The cullion begged for a coin to buy bread.
2. My father called the rude boy a cullion and sent him away.
3. I cannot tolerate the presence of this cullion in my house.
4. The old man was swindled by a cullion who promised to fix his roof.
5. This market is full of cullions who will cheat you out of your money.
6. The cullion showed his true colors and stole my wallet.
7. The villagers nicknamed him "cullion" because of his dishonest ways.
8. The cullion tried to sell me a broken watch.
9. A cullion offered to carry my bags for me but he tried to steal from me instead.
10. He spent his entire life as a cullion, begging and stealing to survive.
11. Instead of being a cullion, he decided to start an honest business.
12. The judge gave the cullion a harsh sentence for his crimes.
13. The wealthy merchant never bothered to give any money to the cullions in the street.
14. The cullion's poor hygiene kept him from finding work.
15. The cullion persisted in asking for my help even after I refused.
16. The cullion's drunken behavior caused a disturbance in the tavern.
17. I could see from his clothing that he was a cullion.
18. When I saw the cullion advancing towards me I knew he wanted something.
19. Some cullions thrive in the chaos of war, looting and pillaging for their own gain.
20. The cullion's thievery was well-known throughout the town.
21. Cullions are often the victims of cruel and violent crimes.
22. We must reserve our charity for those who are truly needy, not for cullions who refuse to work.
23. The cullion's begging was so obnoxious that people avoided walking near him.
24. I worry about the cullions in the slums, they have no means of support.
25. The cullion was caught red-handed stealing from the market.
26. Even the poorest of the villagers looked down on the cullions.
27. Some cullions have formed gangs to increase their chances of survival.
28. I felt a pang of guilt for calling the starving child a cullion.
29. If the cullion had been given the chance, he could have turned his life around.
30. He likened his children's behavior to that of cullions, stealing and lying whenever possible.