Use "penniless" em uma frase

1. After sleeping penniless on the roof of a YMCA with the pigeons, he finally earned some money fighting forest fires as a volunteer

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2. He is either pulling my leg or a penniless Albanian; he is certainly not a literature master, I thought but suppressed that suspicion at once

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3. Moses, straight out of the back country of Midian led a ragtag bunch of slaves, penniless, without home or country

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4. but after his wife left him homeless and penniless he plummeted

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5. Not saving means you retire penniless and with about five hundred pound's worth of useless junk

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6. Over 65% of people remain poor throughout their entire lives; they retire penniless or in debt and they die broke and embarrassed

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7. The young ladies there were charming but not flirtatious, at least not to us stranded penniless seafarers

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8. A brief overview of the early apostles does not reveal a life of comfort and ease: many were killed and tortured; many were left penniless to survive on faith; many went through enormous trials and challenges

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9. So what we can learn from this story? simply these: Maybe you have lost your job, maybe you are penniless, but don't loose your heart

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10. Arrive in a country on weekends or after the banks closed and you could be penniless

11. By 1970, swarms of penniless youths, having heard tales of wondrous hospitality, were cadging their way around the southern Mediterranean and across the Middle East as far as India, deliberately bludging off the inhabitants whose hospitality soon curdled to hostility when they realised they were being used by the relatively wealthy youth of Europe who would return home boasting how they had stayed in someone’s house, been taken everywhere and treated like a prince – and it hadn’t cost them a penny! Just like the way world trade is skewed for the benefit of Europe and the U

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12. ‘When we met, John was a penniless student so we used the one banking account, and have done so ever since

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13. It was that most of the time they were penniless students, bereft of female company for that reason

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14. The apostles all died without knowing that Matthew was their benefactor to such an extent that, when he went forth to proclaim the gospel of the kingdom after the beginning of the persecutions, he was practically penniless

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15. He arrived in Sao Paulo penniless and hungry

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16. I've been a mercenary captain, a corsair, akozak, a penniless vagabond, a general—hell, I've been everything except a king, and I may be that, before I die

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17. 'I'll buy your ship—' began Conan, before he remembered that he was a penniless wanderer

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18. Paul, who is penniless and without property, has nothing much to brag about in the bank, so Gerard leaves it alone

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19. was torn between the two women, one who is penniless

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20. When he was penniless, which was most of the time, he got people in the back of the market to give him the chicken heads that they were going to throw away and he would take them to Nigromanta to make her soups, fortified with purslane and seasoned with mint

21. died, nearly penniless, only a year after their mother’s death

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22. when he became penniless and no one would extend a helping hand to

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23. He was memoryless, penniless and homeless in the streets of a city

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24. That got the noblemen and Ann Morton to smile in contentment: all of them were penniless after selling off all of their valuables

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25. While not penniless, he was not exactly rich either

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26. point, what was he doing shinnying up HER tree? What could he possibly want from a penniless

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27. Primarily the stumbling block was the fear that others would “steal the idea” and the originators would remain penniless

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28. When she thought of her vital energies that could not flow properly and she was even penniless now

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29. Aristocracy Family would be penniless and poor

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30. That was quite the armada to send out after a group of penniless refugees

31. The statement “down in the dust” refers to everyone that is penniless

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32. The statement “cleaving to dust” refers to everyone that is penniless

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33. If Love could save the rich, they'd be saved already; for who are more worshipped, idolized, loved than the rich? Yet, still they are rich and not penniless philanthropists spreading the gospel of love and sharing

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34. Many times he remained penniless despite his previous wealth

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35. misery of the penniless child before her

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36. Skeffington, who had an extraordinary gift for growing richer, was a wonderful _parti_ for a penniless girl, she had always felt

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37. Many devote themselves to philanthropic work whenever a prisoner is penniless

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38. They also, though they themselves were chiefly unworldly persons who lost money rather than made it, instituted the most searching private inquiries into Wemyss's business affairs, hoping that he might be caught out as such a rascal or so penniless, or, preferably, both, that no woman could possibly have anything to do with him

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39. ‘He would hardly have been penniless and destitute

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40. He was penniless now, and Marie’s extended stay in Crete had financially ruined her too

41. I deserted Marie, and returned to Crete homeless and penniless

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42. When eighteenyears of age he went penniless to Madrid, where he earneda precarious

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43. He was only 17, clutched a torn suitcase, and was penniless

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44. put $25,000 in the bank –not bad for someone who had recently been penniless

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45. But she was penniless, so she went to live with her father-in-law

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46. Andrew earned an awful lot of money and was continually penniless

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47. This man, practically penniless, wandered around West Africa looking for an opportunity to earn some money

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48. And it kept out the penniless and almost certainly sex-starved youths who came to stare and stare at the good-looking young women in bathing costumes and who would sometimes throw an obscenity at them for there was no hope of an exchange of civilities

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49. The cop writing an expensive ticket to an unemployed person with no car insurance… the lawyer evicting a penniless family out into the street, with their wailing terrified children in total shock… the telemarketer making hundreds of intrusive phone calls an hour…are only: “doing their job”

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50. He did not have to wait for his turn, for hours, like the dozens of penniless unfortunates, old men, women and children who were there to treat their malignant tumors

51. Why do you think the Robber Barons had torture dungeons under their castles? To make damn sure that other people who were too happy, too well-off: ended up penniless, and screaming in pain

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52. Cover up greed with legality and authority: institutionalize the greed that only filthy back stabbing black pirates once carried in their hearts: and spread the evil of the lust for gold amongst the masses of the poor: by giving an example of how the rich powerful ‘doctors’ and ‘magistrates’ and ‘squire’… become even more filthy rich… by stealing the well-earned spoils of the old dying generation of black hearted filth: the old seadogs of the English pirate era from them, and sending them to hell penniless, while the nouveau riche wallow in their ease and ill-gotten gains

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53. The girls were giggly, and penniless, because they had to pay a fortune for drinks

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54. On his return to Spain he found his old regiment about to march for Portugal to support Philip's claim to the crown, and utterly penniless now, had no choice but to rejoin it

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55. On the Wednesday following, Morel was penniless

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56. On the contrary, this festival was the occasion of much cursing and blaspheming on the part of those whose penniless, poverty-stricken condition it helped to aggravate by enforcing unprofitable idleness which they lacked the means to enjoy

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57. He would be penniless, but he could cope with that

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58. Madge was embarrassing her by saying, as she had often said before, that without Caris she would still be a penniless weaver

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59. Gerald, Of a sudden, the oft-told family tales to which she had listened since babyhood, penniless, had raised Tara; Ellen had risen above some mysterious sorrow; Grandfather Robillard, surviving the wreck of Napoleon’s throne, had founded his fortunes anew on the fertile Georgia coast; Great-grandfather Prudhomme had carved a small kingdom There were the Scarletts who had fought with the Irish Volunteers for a free Ireland and out of the dark jungles of Haiti, lost it, and lived to see his name honored in Savannah

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60. If only Tony hadn’t had to His lovable bad-tempered little brother, penniless somewhere in the West

61. cheapest pine and oak furniture in Frank’s store for, as Ashley was penniless and forced The six rooms of the little house on Ivy Street were soon scantily furnished with the to buy on credit, he refused anything except the least expensive and bought only the barest necessities

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62. The daycoach—he was penniless now—was hot

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63. Perhaps he revered his father's practice even more now than ever, seeing that, in the question of making Tessy his wife, his father had not once thought of inquiring whether she were well provided or penniless

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64. Casaubon, and this made it seem all the more opportune that a fresh understanding should be begun, so that instead of Will's starting penniless and accepting the first function that offered itself, he should find himself in possession of a rightful income which should be paid by her husband during his life, and, by an immediate alteration of the will, should be secured at his death

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65. Casaubon's arrangement marriage to him, Will Ladislaw, would mean that she consented to be penniless

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66. "To do what? What is the use of my leaving my work in Middlemarch to go where I have none? We should be just as penniless elsewhere as we are here," said Lydgate still more angrily

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67. Not that way, penniless and beaten, seeking service without so much as a sword to offer

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68. They had died penniless and with debts that would have to be satisfied

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69. It was a wasteland of cheap rooms furnished with cots, filled with penniless immigrants

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70. Pierpoint Morgan in banking, and Andrew Carnegie, who’d started out as a penniless Scottish immigrant, in steel

71. " He was an old emigre gentleman, blind and penniless, who was playing his flute in his attic, in order to pass the time

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72. He was now facing a lifetime of prosecutions that would leave him penniless and his family disgraced

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73. The studio, since its beginning, has recycled the story of penniless young beauties leaving home to go to the big city in search of bright lights and rich men

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74. What could my darling do, I asked, left destitute and penniless? And what did she do? Let me hear now

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75. The buccaneers were penniless from their long inactivity

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76. Sir Edward was nearly penniless when he died

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77. But with this new popularity, do you think he would notice me? He might be too proud to marry a penniless cousin

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78. For he was hungry and quite penniless, and still some way—he knew not how far—from home, and enemies might still be looking for him

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79. Pupil bundled out penniless and without friends

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80. If she is friendless and penniless, it is through my fault

81. "Now Jonah's Captain, shipmates, was one whose discernment detects crime in any, but whose cupidity exposes it only in the penniless

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82. Alas! What freedom? Such as the peasant enjoys when his family have been massacred before his eyes, his cottage burnt, his lands laid waste, and he is turned adrift, homeless, penniless, and alone, but free

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83. penniless, as though she were lost in a forest

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84. She is my light, she is my holy one, and if only you knew! Did you hear her cry, ‘I'll go to death with you’? And what have I, a penniless beggar, done for her? Why such love for me? How can a clumsy, ugly brute like me, with my ugly face, deserve such love, that she is ready to go to exile with me? And how she fell down at your feet for my sake, just now!

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85. Everyone suddenly began to assure his neighbour that Maria Alexandrovna had engaged her daughter to the prince; that Mosgliakoff had notice to quit, and that all was settled and signed, and the penniless, twenty-three-year-old Zina was to be the princess

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86. Six years ago, when my husband and I awoke from our honeymoon trance, we found ourselves in California, strangers in a lone land, penniless and jobless

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