| There is never a visit to the soup kitchens or the homeless shelters where the down-and-out Irish will spend St. Patrick's Night. |
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| It's like Sugar Minott himself, in fact. He's just set up his new studio in a down-and-out neighbourhood of Kingston. |
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| The loneliness of the impoverished, down-and-out residents as well as that of the author plays a central role. |
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| It is Ma who refuses to abandon the down-and-out Wilson family even though their company may slow the journey west. |
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| But their impact on their down-and-out political parties may turn out to be nearly identical. |
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| He's first seen down-and-out, with a scraggly beard and out of work until his old mercenary buddy Rayburn gets him a job as a bodyguard. |
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| He has a talent for being a down-and-out guy and he has a natural bent for comedy, as Russ reminded me on the way out of the theater. |
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| If I was Dravid, I would have never allowed a down-and-out team to recover its poise and be in a position to sting us back. |
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| And believe me, these three were down-and-out. |
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| The Oscars also like down-and-out characters and misunderstood geniuses, both of which tend to beget low-talkers. |
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| In the final scene, the young woman with her sight restored recognizes Charlie, the down-and-out tramp, as the rich and princely hero of her imagination. |
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| The down-and-out rattiness of a previous generation's Beijing East Village has been replaced by an urban-pioneering, but thoroughly cosmopolitan, entrepreneurial ethos. |
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| Don't count Flickr as down-and-out just yet. |
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| She discovered me as a down-and-out songwriter. |
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| What some call vagrants, of course, others call simply down-and-out. |
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| For down-and-out opiate addicts, bupe can be a lifeline. |
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| Sportspal was a down-and-out Callander-based canoe manufacturer he bought in 1985 and later relocated to North Bay. |
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