Secondly, how come on the day of the royal visit there wasn't one tramp or beggar to be found on the street? |
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After the tramp had washed his feet and his socks, he tip-toed over the gravel to the grass. |
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Blue armour was visible, and the tramp of armoured feet was just audible, even above the roaring storm. |
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But he took great pleasure in making me tramp all over the farm, up hill and down dale, and I was wearing a collar and tie. |
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This is an interesting one-day tramp for experienced trampers on a fine day. |
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I hold this household together and you better pay me back for what I've done for you and that tramp mother of yours. |
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Poorer and sadder, the couple reunite and have to make their way home on a tramp steamer. |
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When this tramp steamer went down all 42 on board were drowned, making this one of the worst WW2 shipping losses not caused by enemy action. |
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Rather than coming from academia, he began by running away to sea to become a junior officer on the tramp freighter Benlawers. |
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Having transferred to an old Lebanese tramp steamer, he became the ship's doctor, treating women who fainted in the heat. |
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Nevertheless, I will not fear some tramp that basically grabbed my heart and stepped on it as if it was some squish toy. |
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The Dream was a deceptively slow looking tramp freighter about 50 meters long and twenty meters across at her widest point. |
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British shipowners, however, had been slow to build tankers and in the tramp traders had lagged behind in adopting diesel propulsion. |
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Appropriately, he spends most of his days on tramp steamers, skiffs and barges. |
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Even in postwar America, nostalgia and wanderlust kept tramp wannabes hopping boxcars. |
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The movement required to tramp the rice and free the chaff is called jigging. |
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It will appear to be just another tramp freighter, but is actually the disguised personal vessel of Lord Isloth. |
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Hope would grow up in a kind and loving family, and forget her mother was ever a rough teenage tramp on the streets of Glasgow. |
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True, the exploits of a dying tramp and his smarter-than-Lassie dog do not strike one as immediately promising. |
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When I left school in 1959 and joined the Merchant Navy, the cabin on a tramp steamer seemed like my first real home. |
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The Andromeda rescues some Wayist refugees traveling on board a tramp freighter. |
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It is really a fine balance running a 26 km two-day tramp in under four hours. |
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There were no cartographers, no global positioning system, apart from the tramp of human feet in solemn perambulations. |
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A grey-bearded Ecuadorian tramp shuffled past, scooping himself a cup of water out of the central fountain, his trousers in tatters around him. |
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The hush swept across the great room as those near the entrance heard the first tramp of heavy feet. |
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One thing I noticed is that to backwind the main, you have to be back on the tramp. |
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First a drunken tramp got on and started bawling and shouting and generally upsetting people. |
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The tramp of those pale feet might interrupt the flow of his patronising patter. |
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This is a wonderfully nourishing cake to take on a winter tramp or to a working bee. |
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As summer bled its long days into the shortening evenings of autumn, I'd tramp in reluctantly with feet squidging in wet runners. |
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But he had to tramp the dark streets for three whole nights before anyone would rob him. |
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Last night we went to East Berlin to have dinner and to tramp around some of the bars. |
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Why wouldn't my attention be attracted by that man, since he was a beggar or a tramp, a veritable rainbow of dark-colored rags? |
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I noticed he was wearing those fingerless gloves, usually a bastion of the homeless tramp. |
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The bill would allow the impecunious tramp, corner loafer, pimp, and saloon bummer, who have no interests at stake, to go to the polls and make their voices heard. |
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The cold-blooded little tramp shacked up with that guy there! |
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I turn around quickly and face what seems to be an old tramp. |
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As the march moved off everyone knew instinctively that time was running out and that the guns were increasingly silencing the chants and the tramp of feet. |
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A good question, and in reply we ask you to imagine a tramp steamer packed to the gunwales with volumes one, three and five as we speak chugging its way across the Atlantic. |
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Uncle Julian hit the road before he got out of his teens, right in the middle of the Depression, and worked his way across the Atlantic as an oiler's pimp on a tramp steamer. |
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I knew I shouldn't have trusted that little tramp with our secrets! |
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I rather thought you were more than a match for that little rebel tramp. |
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She's had a lot of first kisses this year, the little tramp. |
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They claimed that disembodied spirits can wander in and out of the minds of the living as easily as a tramp can walk into a house with its doors and windows open. |
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Then Chaplin plays with our assumptions by assigning the tramp to a cell with an imposing cellmate whom, we learn, is more concerned with needlepoint than bossing the tramp. |
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If you've ever toiled as a courier, a taxi driver, a pizza deliveryman, or a tramp, you've probably wandered into the nether regions of the FM dial. |
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There is also the tendency to romanticise the tramp, feeling that his brain is aswirl with poems and profound thoughts. |
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I once gave a tramp what I thought was pounds 1 scrumpled up in a receipt and then realised it was actually a pounds 20 note. |
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He describes himself as a metalworker, a craftsman whose preferred trade is blacksmith although he is working as a tramp printer when first seen. |
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The axial interpole magnetic circuit provides a uniform magnetic field to remove tramp iron from material on almost any belt conveyor. |
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Once loudmouthed tramp Katie puts her life on the line to help others, she may understand the act of humanity and respect for others. |
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There's nothing quite like seeing a woman bend over and show her tramp stamp. |
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This monkey has a thing for blond female zookeepers, but only if they have tattoos.... Sibu the orangutan likes Goldilocks with a tramp stamp. |
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Functions should use matching variable names for tramp data to improve readability. |
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The starting place for the tramp is reached over a gravel road that begins on Route 3 about a mile south of Gorham spur. |
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So for instance, in R v Sheehan and Moore two viciously drunken scoundrels threw petrol on a tramp and set fire to him. |
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Jean had thought that the prowler might be some tramp who had wandered far off the beaten path of migratory humans. |
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He had two subjects of conversation, the shame and come-down of being a tramp, and the best way of getting a free meal. |
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In developing the Tramp costume and persona, he was likely inspired by the American vaudeville scene, where tramp characters were common. |
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That's a text book definition of low-rent hoochie mama if I ever saw it. Guarantee you she's got her tramp stamp across her hips. |
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The remaining 15,000 tons of coal were later sold to tramp steamers and local citrus growers for smudge pots. |
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I have even read in a book of criminology that the tramp is an atavism, a throw-back to the nomadic stage of humanity. |
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At Clifford A. Wallach tramp art rules absolutely, most unusually in a large cupboard that has the mass of a Dutch kast armoire and is painted light green. |
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He makes a deal with the captain of the Bantu Wind, a tramp steamer, for bringing Jones, Marion, and the Ark back to the States, referring to the two of them as his family. |
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Now, more than 50 years on, Harold Pinter''s delicate cohabitational power study between an intrusive tramp and two brothers is at the revivalist stage. |
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By then, coal exports from the South Wales Coalfield via Cardiff totalled nearly 9 million tons per annum, much of it exported in the holds of locally owned tramp steamers. |
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Order a Picon Punch, the fabled orange bitters-grenadine cocktail of Basque sheepherders who made their way from the Pyrenees to tramp with Nevada's livestock. |
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