vagrant , auch: vagrom old use

A couple of vagrants found the body about two weeks later.

It was a place where boys and vagrants went, had been for years.

People with nothing else to do sleep like vagrants here and there on the ground.

People here are vagrants from other corners of the world.

They are occasionally found as vagrants, south of their normal range.

They are rare vagrants to western Europe, usually late in the year.

They may occur as vagrants well outside of their normal range.

Go back to the west coast where you probably came from and join the other vagrants there.

These terrible vagrants laughed and killed men with both of their hands.

Some reports blamed the fire on "vagrants" living in the building.

Even the beggars and vagrants were getting out of town.

As for vagrants, they might be anywhere on the premises.

Like two vagrants of the night they stood in the drifting snow.

I suppose only about one in twenty produced a Vagrant.

Despite the few who suffered pain and became Vagrants, it was a day to which every child looked forward.

Are you one of those they call Vagrants, maybe?

Many towns in the developed world have shelters for vagrants.

He had to work fast, just in case some teenagers or vagrants showed up, but for now, they were alone.

"I think the problem is that there are more vagrants, people hanging about asking for money," he said.

"Vagrants are forced out at the stop and spend the night there.

The white vagrants killed in Florida had their ears sliced off.

He said the station vagrants sometimes subject him to taunts.

She saw the vagrants who'd come in from the cold and would soon be rousted out again by security.

Species that have been recorded very few times are referred to as vagrants.

A few moments later the vagrants were back and sticking to the ship.

It needs schools to get more than 3,000 vagrant children off the streets.

We have, perhaps, set down enough of these vagrant thoughts.

But neither were they from the very poor and vagrant population.

The police are called in, believing him to be a dead vagrant.

It was a vagrant thought only; not really a serious purpose.

It is rare as a vagrant north of its range.

He caught himself in the vagrant wish that it could always be so.

He tried out the vagrant life, and was arrested for begging.

Arthur's intrusion at first seemed a vagrant thought of his own.

She brushed away a vagrant tear because they were once more up to something!

On the same streets the vagrant artist with the face of the Christ.

It started with one of those little vagrant spots that cross my eye sometimes.

There were a few vagrant motes in the air; he was gone.

Then he swirled away on a vagrant breeze, and was gone.

They often declared as vagrant someone who was unemployed, even if between jobs.

Incidents out of a long life ran through his mind in vagrant dreams.

I call them vagrant journalists because no other term would be quite as valid.

It wasn't a vagrant thought: Jenny looked like a little of each.

I had the general outlines sketched in when a vagrant thought came back to me.

Two made it out; the third was crushed by a vagrant chunk of ice.

That vagrant tree here and there, short but growing.

Even the vagrant corpse-eater birds could no longer get in, or out.

What we on the committee refer to as vagrant funds."

A vagrant puff of air brought him a cold smell, human yet not, and he smiled.

Most Vagrant albums turn a profit after selling 25,000 copies.