Vagabond example sentences

"Vagabond" Example Sentences

1. The vagabond wandered the streets aimlessly.
2. The vagabond had no home and lived by begging.
3. The man led a vagabond existence with no fixed abode.
4. He was a vagrant and a vagabond with no roots.
5. The authorities treated vagabonds with suspicion.
6. The vagabond peddler traveled from town to town selling his wares.
7. The vagabond life suited him as he enjoyed freedom and solitude.
8. She turned her back on civilization and became a vagabond.
9. He led the vagrant, vagabond life of an itinerant traveler.
10. The police arrested the vagrant vagabond for begging on the street corner.
11. Vagabonds and beggars were a common sight in those hard times.
12. The drifter and vagabond eventually found a place to call home.
13. The company of vagabonds and cutthroats was all he knew.
14. The vagabond poet roamed the countryside for inspiration.
15. He turned his back on respectable society to become a vagabond.
16. The vagrant traveled from place to place with no fixed destination.
17. The police viewed vagrants and vagabonds with deep suspicion.
18. The tramp and vagabond lived off charity and whatever he could find.
19. The vagabond musician wandered from town to town playing his violin.
20. The unwashed vagrant looked like a vagabond who had been on the road for years.
21. She led the life of an aimless vagabond with no attachments.
22. The drifter and vagabond spent his nights sleeping rough.
23. He roamed the countryside like a vagabond, sleeping under the stars.
24. The vagrant vagabond spent his days begging for coins.
25. The itinerant vagabond never stayed in one place for long.
26. The tramps and vagabonds gathered around the campfire at night.
27. Vagrants and vagabonds were common in the city's parks and train stations.
28. He decided to abandon civilization and live the life of a vagabond.
29. The drifter was seen as something of a vagabond by the settled folk.
30. The vagrant vagabond eventually found companionship among other vagrants.
31. The life of a wandering vagabond did not appeal to her.
32. The drifter thought of himself as a vagabond but his family saw him as troubled.
33. The tramp and vagabond existed on the fringes of society.
34. Vagrant vagabonds were often seen as a public nuisance.
35. The vagabond musician sang for his supper at local inns and taverns.
36. His wanderlust led him to a life of vagabondage and rootlessness.
37. The vagrant vagabond prayed for shelter from the coming storm.
38. She left civilization behind to live the life of an aimless vagabond.
39. The tramp and vagabond made his nest under the bridge.
40. The life of a tramp and vagabond held little appeal for him.
41. The vagabond gave up on civilization and took to the road.
42. Vagrants and vagabonds gathered by the trashcans for warmth.
43. He once lived as a vagabond but now enjoys the comforts of home.
44. The vagabond poet wrote of the open road while sleeping rough.
45. The vagrant vagabond thought of himself as free from society's rules.
46. His wanderlust led him to live as an aimless vagabond for a time.
47. The drifter and vagabond eventually found a job and settled down.
48. The vagabond musician's songs celebrated freedom and wanderlust.
49. The vagrant vagabond was distrustful of any offers of assistance.
50. Vagrants and vagabonds were an unwelcome sight in most villages.
51. The itinerant vagabond was used to life on the road.
52. The vagrant vagabond had no interest in finding work or settling down.
53. The tramp and vagabond were viewed with suspicion and distrust.
54. The vagrant vagabond eventually found companionship among fellow vagrants.
55. The vagabond poet found beauty and inspiration in nature.
56. He lived as an aimless vagabond for many years after leaving home.
57. The vagrant vagabond avoided the law wherever possible.
58. The tramp and vagabond made his home in a makeshift shelter.
59. The vagabond life had appeal to those who disliked convention and rules.
60. The drifter eventually grew weary of his vagabond ways.

Common Phases

1. The vagabond wandered from town to town with no permanent home.
2. The roads were filled with vagabonds and beggars traveling from place to place.
3. The loner led a vagabond existence, never staying in one place for long.
4. The street urchin led a vagabond life on the streets of the big city.
5. The gypsy man was a vagabond by nature, never settling down in one spot.
6. The tramp was a familiar sight to the townsfolk, his ragged clothes and vagabond ways well known.
7. The hobo hopped freight trains, hitchhiked rides, and lived a vagabond life.
8. All her life she had dreamed of freedom and vagabond adventures.
9. They lived like vagabonds, sleeping rough wherever they happened to be each night.
10. The bohemian rejected conventional life in favor of a carefree vagabond existence.
11. The vagabond king wandered from place to place, never staying long in any one kingdom.
12. The wayfarer continued his vagabond journey with no particular destination in mind.
13. The vagabond nature of his job meant he was rarely home for more than a few days at a time.
14. Her restless spirit craved the nomadic vagabond lifestyle rather than a sedentary life.
15. She lived like a vagabond, barely scraping by from one day to the next.
16. The vagabond spent his days rummaging through garbage bins for scraps of food.
17. The drifter's vagabond ways often led him into trouble with the authorities.
18. As a young man his vagabond spirit took him all over the world on adventures.
19. The nomad lived a vagabond existence, roaming the deserts with his tribe.
20. The rambling spirit of the vagabond called him back to the open road time and again.
21. The free spirit within her longed for a vagabond life of travel and adventure.
22. The vagabond lifestyle held a certain romantic appeal for her restless spirit.
23. The rascal led a vagabond existence, getting into mischief wherever he went.
24. The knight errant continued on his vagabond quest to help the downtrodden.
25. His wild and vagabond ways frequently got him into trouble with the authorities.
26. The rambler continued his vagabond journey, going wherever the road led him.
27. The mendicant's vagabond life provided few comforts and many hardships.
28. The rover's vagabond nature meant he was always on the move from place to place.
29. As a child he dreamed of running away and living a free and vagabond life on the road.
30. The penniless vagabond repeatedly asked passersby for spare change.
31. An adventurous vagabond spirit drove him to wander far and wide across the globe.
32. The dissolute rogue led a pointless vagabond existence of petty crime and wasted opportunities.
33. The outcast's vagabond lifestyle made it difficult for him to form lasting relationships.
34. All his life he had roamed the world like a vagabond, never settling in any one place for long.
35. The vagrant roamed the streets with no home or lawful means of support, living a vagabond existence.
36. Her vagabond spirit drove her to roam far and wide in search of freedom and adventure.
37. His vagabond tendencies often led him into trouble with parents, teachers and the authorities.
38. In her youth she dreamed of living a carefree vagabond life with no responsibilities.
39. The wayward spirit within him called him back time and again to the vagabond life on the open road.
40. The vagabond's ragged clothes and disheveled appearance marked him as an outcast.
41. The outlaw led a vagabond life, always on the run from the law.
42. The wanderer had no fixed place of abode but drifted from town to town in a vagabond existence.
43. His vagabond nature meant he was never happy staying in one place for long.
44. She dreamed of leaving her dull routine for the freedom and adventure of a vagabond life.
45. The itinerant worker moved from place to place, always living a vagabond existence.
46. The vagrant's vagabond life meant he had few belongings and no permanent place to call home.
47. As a child her vagabond spirit led her to wander far and wide exploring the countryside.
48. His spirit longed for the carefree freedom of the vagabond life on the open road.
49. The hobo led a vagabond life, traveling the rails in search of work and adventure.
50. All his life his wayward spirit had called him back time and again to the vagabond life on the open road.
51. The ruffian's vagabond way of life led to many scrapes and run-ins with the law.
52. The tramp said he had lived a vagabond life traveling the countryside for decades.
53. The nomad led a vagabond life, wandering the desert plains with his camels and sheep.
54. Her restless spirit yearned for the freedom and adventure of the vagabond life.
55. The derelict led an aimless vagabond existence with no lawful means of support.
56. The gypsy's vagabond way of life meant always being on the move from place to place.
57. At heart he was a vagabond spirit, never happy staying in one place for long.
58. The vagabond mode of living appealed to her free spirit and love of adventure.
59. The gadabout's vagabond nature meant he was constantly on the move from place to place.
60. All his life he had led a vagabond existence with no fixed abode or lawful employment.