(1) The tramp was arraigned on a charge of stealing.

(2) The tramp frightened her by talking to her.

(3) The old tramp shambled up to me.

(4) The tramp carried his belongings in a pack on his back.

(5) The old tramp shambled wearily up the path.

(6) He's a tramp and used to living rough.

(7) Chaplin was at his best playing the little tramp.

(8) We had a long tramp home.

(9) He planned to tramp the whole country.

(10) The young tramp cast him a wary glance.

(11) The streets echoed with the tramp of soldiers' feet.

(12) I heard the tramp of the marching soldiers.

(13) The girls went for a tramp through the countryside.

(14) The tramp was found lying on the floor face downwards.

(15) A tramp came to the door and asked for food.

(16) The tramp produced a stump of candle from his deep pockets.

(17) The tramp told a cock and bull story about finding the money hidden in a bottle behind a tree in the park.

(18) It's a fishy story that a tramp deposited quite a lot of money in the bank yesterday.

(19) The tramp always keeps his eyes peeled for coins lying on the ground.

(20) He heard the slow[Sentence dictionary], heavy tramp of feet on the stairs.

(21) She wants to go for a tramp in the country.

(22) He looked like the worst kind of tramp.

(23) Traci called Lee Ann a tramp and a cradle-robber.

(24) Zali sloped along like an old tramp.

(25) Yes B: Nude tramp carrying wicker basket 5 V: More information on the hover mower.

(26) The tramp had fallen forward on to his face, his body twitching madly, blood spreading out around his head.

(27) The tramp tossed the empty cup away and shuffled off in the other direction.

(28) And can't you dress more decently—people will think you're a tramp.

(29) Peter Duncan has a background in acrobatics and he certainly needed it with his interpretation of the little tramp.

(30) In front of them, leaning against the stump of a tree, was an old, unshaven tramp.

(1) The tramp was arraigned on a charge of stealing.

(2) The tramp frightened her by talking to her.

(3) The old tramp shambled wearily up the path.

(4) Chaplin was at his best playing the little tramp.

(5) I heard the tramp of the marching soldiers.

(6) A tramp came to the door and asked for food.

(7) The tramp told a cock and bull story about finding the money hidden in a bottle behind a tree in the park.

(8) She wants to go for a tramp in the country.

(31) An old tramp was sleeping under Waterloo Bridge, his coat wrapped tight to keep out the cold.

(32) This tramp had money, real money and good furniture to show for her labours.

(33) To her right, a tramp stroked a flurry of tuneless notes from a violin.

(34) Would millions of people tramp across the hills to look at a twentieth century Broadway Tower?

(35) During those decades bands of pauper migrants went on the tramp in search of food and a living.

(36) Water, water everywhere ... I cast out into the calmer seas beyond, whilst they continue their provocative tramp around us.

(37) These cargo planes are the modern equivalents of the tramp steamer.

(38) His wife left him,[http:///tramp.html] he became increasingly disinterested in his work and he returned to Cornwall as a tramp.

(39) He passed the time of day with Two Coats the tramp.

(40) But what he wasn't capable of was killing that tramp.

(41) The old tramp has served his purpose, but beyond this point it would not be wise to go.

(42) In that time some twenty thousand people would tramp round the marked routes or roost in one of the twenty grandstands.

(43) Supposing the tramp was there behind the clump, she thought, smoking his pipe and waiting to catch her?

(44) I kept falling asleep at the wrong time like an old tramp.

(45) Dozens, hundreds, of silhouettes tramp down the road in silence.

(46) You can also tramp the Earthquake Trail, which tracks evidence of geologic activity.

(47) She glanced through the open gateway, her attention caught by the tramp of boots.

(48) Now I suppose I shall have to tramp back to Moorgate underground station, before I can find a cab.

(49) Going about their daily tasks, the people of these villages must have grown tired of the tramp of marching feet.

(50) Hubert wanted to tramp across as many mountains as possible, and he assumed that Barbara wanted to do the same.

(51) Words such as tramp, hobo and vagrant offended him, terms bandied about by an unsympathetic society.

(52) But even with this restricted view, he didn't really look like a tramp.

(53) An old tramp shambled along, looking for money or cigarette ends on the floor.

(54) He tried again, uncaring that the tramp was motionless by now, the stench of excrement already beginning to permeate the air.

(55) Sometimes a tramp would knock on the back door, begging for food or offering to do a job for a few coppers.

(56) He remembered an old tramp he used to watch down by the tube station near where he lived.

(57) The tramp clown is the one that usually appears in a circus with baggy trousers and overlarge shoes.

(58) He'd told us earlier that he was planning on taking a woman to Tramp that night.

(59) The irony is that outside the church is a tramp.

(60) More folk tramp along the sandy track with their paraphernalia.

(61) All were so shabby they might have been worn by a dressy tramp.

(62) The tramp reviled the man who drove him off.

(63) The virago vomited out curses on that tramp.

(64) the tramp of marching feet.

(65) The tramp was arrested for vagrancy.

(66) Leave my kids alone. You foul-mouthed little tramp.

(67) The tramp was benumbed by the cold.

(68) He recently decapitated a tramp on the London Underground.

(69) The tramp had no visible means of support.

(70) Those tramp steamers knock about southeast Asia.

(71) Won't I make a fool of myself and instead of looking fantastic,[http:///tramp.html] I'd end up looking like a tramp with gawky looking eyes.

(72) He's a tramp - laziest man I ever knew, though he's clerking, or trying to, in a socialist cooperative store for six dollars a week. But he's a confirmed hobo.

(73) One must tramp down the earth over sown seed , which is good for the plants.

(74) What talk there was ran on the Tramp Major of this spike.

(75) The Tramp Major came marching down the passage with his heavy tread, unlocking the doors and yelling to us to show a leg.

(76) The tramp bailed up the rancher to ask him for some food and drink.

(77) I swung on the gate(), watching the tramp wolf down the sandwich and drain the cup.

(78) We are supposed to look like professional soldiers, but we don't. I look like a tramp.

(79) These prejudices are rooted in the idea that every tramp ipso facto, is a blackguard.

(80) The old tramp taught the newcomer how to make himself comfortable on a park bench.

(81) The tramp was tormented by seeing such delicious food in the shop - window.

(82) Tramp, tramp , tramp , columns of militiamen marched by in perfect step.

(83) Marie was cast as the conniving tramp who had ensorcelled a married man.

(84) We tramp another furlong or so, and he says that mars A is a charming woman.

(85) We tramp another furlong or so and he says that Mrs. A is a charming woman.

(86) A tramp came and made a poor mouth to Mrs Robeson.

(87) The more you tramp on a turd, the broader it grows.

(88) Watch this video and see how Hooligan, dressed as a tramp, encourages an organ-grinder to play, makes a woman furious, and gets grabbed by an angry policeman.

(89) Fielding respectively inherited and developed the realism and romanticism elements of the tramp novel.

(90) I disinterred my eightpence and took the road with Nobby, a respectable, downhearted tramp who carried a spare pair of boots and visited all the Labour Exchanges.

(91) I served the first part of my sentence in several correctional work camps of mixed types (this kind of camp is described in the play, The Tenderfoot and the Tramp).

(92) Board feet big shoes, small cane in hand, marching penguins step tramp image, generation after generation of viewers has brought endless laughter.

(93) I have even read in a book of criminology that the tramp is an atavism , a throw-back to the nomadic stage of humanity.

(94) Often it took the ships that few its flag years to cover a distance which a modern tramp steamer accomplishes in a couple of days.

(95) He took out his wallet and gave five pounds to the tramp.

(96) The flowing ports are the normal port which the owner arrange the tramp vessel call at . So pls kindly be advise the cargo detail to further develop with thanks.

(97) Also on the pier was Samphire Starboard, a reputed tramp and tippler, whom no ship captain was ever willing to sign on .

(98) Several years ago, Ms. Holder discovered that dozens of her MySpace friends had received an anonymous email calling her a tramp and a home-wrecker.

(99) The tramp from the tram swamped the ham hamburger with shampoo.

(100) Like the tragi-comic character of Chaplin's little tramp,[http:///tramp.html] Benigni's character in the film is always using humour to break through sad circumstances.

(101) For some reason nobody gave much of a thought to Seaman White, who was already halfway to Indonesia on a tramp steamer piled high with rusting metal barrels of a particularly toxic weedkiller.

(102) Tramp rates fluctuate with market conditions of supply and demand. In a boom period, the tramp rates rise; in a period of recession, they decline.

(103) Singers on the tramp, as a proportionable part of subaltern, play the lead both in Floating, an independent documentary, and in Go!

(104) The customs are noticed permeating the tramp music, which has quite a lasting influence.

(105) Puts on night clothes' man face whiten to walk wooden, how to look that is the tramp not likely, pours somnambulism patient who daydreams a little likely.

(106) He deposed that he had seen a tramp prowling round the farm.

(107) The character of Charlie the little man, the baggy-trousered bowler-hatted tramp, can be seen evolving behind the surface gagging, the energetic slapstick of the day.

(108) To the poet Emma Lazarus, who saw refugees from persecution arriving on a tramp steamer, following incredible sufferings, the Statue was " The New Colossus" or the "Mother of Exiles".

(109) Before Ratti Bai came on her rounds, Ganga Bai had used exactly the same words to let me know her opinion of the former: "Ratti Bai's a first-rate tramp."

(110) The dull rhythmic tramp of the soldiers'boots formed the background to Goldstein's bleating voice.

(111) Jocko, along with Bass' Tramp Red Boy, were the foundation of one of the most successful bloodlines of the.

(112) The Iraqi army seems to be better clothed than we are. We are supposed to look like professional soldiers, but we don't. I look like a tramp.

(113) You silly boy; why did you tramp about so long in the cold?