coolie , auch: cooly

He started his career with the movie Coolie in 1983.

You said they forced the men to be coolies and took your women.

In the morning, coolie come together to wait for employment.

He looked exactly like the picture of a coolie which one sees in the school books.

At that very second the coolie was in the act of launching himself forward.

If she goes, so will everyone else with coolie blood."

He did this for four years, working like a coolie, and never complaining.

During that time, he often did odd jobs as a coolie in his community.

We're volunteer citizens and some of us have been working like coolies out here all morning.

He thought the man had risked his life to get those coolies across.

That came out better, but still heavy with the coolie accent.

Coolies received wages, although usually they were paid much less than local workers.

Each of them signed the show's coolie hat upon leaving.

I want some coolies to make up the road out to the rice mill.

The game was brought to Colombia by the coolies slaves.

Like a coolie in the wrong continent, he's on to his first wage of the day.

"You don't have a house in California, with or without coolies."

"All out, please," a coolie voice said from the speakers above the door.

Why should they go out digging the fields at seven in the morning, like a lot of coolies?

A large woman in a pink coolie coat opened the door behind them.

Me and Coolie have been disgraced enough by that girl.

But they're still being paid coolie wages, thanks to the contract we have.

Coolies, they were called, after a Hindu word for servant.

But few men could have made to bite dust that: big coolie.

I certainly looked forward to a short allowance of food both for ourselves and coolies.