"Tramp" Example Sentences
1. The tramp wandered the streets aimlessly.
2. The rusty tin can rolled across the dirty floor of the tramp's makeshift shelter.
3. The tramp's tattered clothes hung off his emaciated frame.
4. The tramps gathered around the warmth of the fire barrel on the cold winter night.
5. The tramp smelled of cigarettes, dirt, and unwashed clothes.
6. "Spare some change?" asked the tramp with an outstretched hand.
7. The tramp sat on the park bench and watched the people pass by.
8. The tramp searched through the garbage can for something to eat.
9. The worn shoes of the tramp scuffed along the sidewalk.
10. The homeless tramp slept on the crowded subway train.
11. The police quickly dispersed the group of tramps loitering outside the shop.
12. The old tramp lived under the bridge year-round, come rain or shine.
13. The kind woman handed a sandwich to the downtrodden tramp.
14. The tramp crawled into the cave to escape the pouring rain.
15. The young girl tried to ignore the begging tramp and keep walking.
16. The train tracks led out of town and provided a tramp's highway.
17. The old tramp was down on his luck and had nowhere else to go.
18. The community was home to a sizable transient population of tramps.
19.The police officer handed the young tramp a flyer for the local shelter.
20. We often saw the familiar face of the old tramp on our daily commutes.
21. The stray dog became the loyal companion of the lonely tramp.
22. The tramp greeted passersby with a weary smile and nod of his head.
23. The stench of the unwashed tramp was overpowering.
24. The tramps lined up for a free meal at the mission.
25. The pungent odor followed the tramp wherever he went.
26. The passerby dropped some change into the tin cup of the grateful tramp.
27. The little girl felt sorry for the bedraggled tramp sitting on the curb.
28. The town was known as a haven for vagrant tramps passing through.
29. The tramp's life was one of hardship, poverty and struggle.
30. The tramp padded through the town in his worn-out shoes.
31. The tramp gratefully accepted the jacket from the kind stranger.
32. Police were called to break up the rowdy group of tramps.
33. The old tramp carried all his worldly possessions in a worn leather sack.
34. The tramp kept walking under the streetlights searching for a safe place to sleep.
35. I gave the tramp some change out of pity rather than wanting to help.
36. The tramp was grateful for even the littlest donations from passersby.
37. The kindly old shopkeeper offered the tramp a cup of hot tea.
38. The tramp sat slumped against the building, holding his weathered hat out for donations.
39. The tramp trudged wearily through the rain and mud.
40. The dirty tramps crowded around the mission doors, waiting for a warm meal.
41. The train rumbled past while the tramp watched from under the bridge.
42. The tramp's feet ached from wandering the streets all day.
43. The hard life of the tramp had aged him well beyond his years.
44. The tramp moved on as the sun came up, searching for a new place to camp out.
45. The tramp gratefully accepted the scraps from the kitchen discarded in the trash.
46. The tramp collapsed onto the park bench, utterly exhausted.
47. The town had seen better days, much like the weary tramp himself.
48. The tramp slept under cardboard boxes, concealed from the cold rain.
49. The tramp's cart rattled behind him as he shuffled along.
50 The shabby tramp begged for loose change to buy his next bottle.
51. The tramp dozed fitfully under the woollen blanket on the dusty floor.
52. The locals warned visitors not to make eye contact with the town's resident tramps.
53. The tramp hurried along, hoping to find shelter before dark.
54. The tramp's patchy beard had not been cared for in many months.
55. The tramp sat exhausted by the roadside while cars rushed past.
56. The tramp's listless eyes gazed unseeingly into the distance.
57. The tramp sought refuge in the warm beer garden out of the relentless rain.
58. The tramp scavenged amidst the garbage for any scraps of food.
59. The tramp stared longingly at the warm glow coming from the restaurant windows.
60. The tramp reluctantly moved on from the park before the police arrived.
Common Phases
1. Down and out
tramp - used to describe a
tramp who is destitute and living in poverty.
2. Downtrodden
tramp - refers to a
tramp who is underfoot and has a low position in society.
3. Stereotypical
tramp - the typical image of a
tramp that is common in stories and media portrayals.
4. Homeless
tramp - a
tramp who has no permanent residence and lives on the street.
5.Begging
tramp- a
tramp who asks people for money.
6.Vagrant
tramp - another word for a
tramp who wanders from place to place.
7.Footloose
tramp - a
tramp who has no fixed address and travels freely.
8. Old
tramp - an elderly homeless person living the life of a
tramp.
9.
Tramp the streets - to wander the streets aimlessly as a
tramp does.
10. Passing
tramp - a transient
tramp who is just passing through an area.