Hilda threw her eyes on all sides, and seeing that there was not even a bird of the air to fly away with the secret, nor any human being nearer than the loiterers by the obelisk in the piazza below, she told us about her mysterious abode.
So he wandered forth again into the uneasy streets of Rome, and walked up and down the Corso, where, at that period of the day, a throng of passers-by and loiterers choked up the narrow sidewalk.
The liveliest business hour had passed, and about the waggons a group of market men and women and two or three loiterers were idling in the shade, waiting for chance-belated customers.
It was not long before he was known as the De Willoughby claimant, and loiterers were fond of drawing him out on the subject of the "gol' mines.
They mounted the steps of the porch, laughing the light, easy laugh of youth, and the loiterers regarded them with undisguised interest and admiration.
The shops which remained open were centres of gossip, where loiterers discussed the miraculous salvage.
Now-a-days, ten or a dozen steam vessels, crossing and recrossing within the bounds of the horizon, scarcely attract a glance fromloiterers on the shore.
Many good men died in Tehran, but when we returned there at the end of the season we found precisely the same group of maimed and ragged loiterers hanging about our doors.
The loiterers in the gateway let us pass through unchallenged.
A spumy trail of nocturnal loiterers clung to their wake.
Then he walked down Cornmarket Street past the shops splashing through the humid coils of vapor their lights upon the townspeople, loiterers and purchasers who thronged the pavements.
The sound gave to Michael a sense of communion with the past, and the ghosts of bygone loiterers were at his elbow.
Meanwhile the loiterers increased in numbers as the minutes passed.
Outside a shuttered pub a bunch of loiterers listen to a tale which their brokensnouted gaffer rasps out with raucous humour.
One steps through one of those low arches in Curzon Street into this quaint little island of loiterers in the twinkling of an eye.
Of all the sights of London this, to myself, is the most inspiring, and judging by the row of loiterers one invariably finds leaning over the parapet, there are others who fall under its spell.
He dodged between two mules and into the open; but the crowd of loiterers there had already invented another version of his crime; he was running off with their gold!
But it was their desertion that made the loiterers so determined to escape and rejoin them.
Curiously, and still smiling, some of the loiterers went over to examine the target.
Kid Wolf had taken the measure of the loiterers at a glance.
We only attack that private property for a few thousand loiterers and slave-drivers, which renders all property in the fruits of their own labor impossible for millions.
Tavernake passed through the scattered knot of loiterers at the door and bought a seat for himself in the little music-hall, which, notwithstanding the professor's boast, was none too well filled.
Half an hour later, he was among the little crowd of loiterers and footmen standing outside the doors of the Duke of York's Theatre.
She hurried out, morbidly sensitive to the glances of the concierge, of the loiterers before the cabaret, of the bouquetieres her comrades; seeing everywhere mocking glances or looks of sympathy.
They had gained the right bank of the Seine, and paused from time to time to watch the water-carriers filling their casks in the river, and the loiterers angling sleepily in the shadow of the boats.
The loiterers began to laugh at that; they were always ready to laugh at any rough jest.
The officer saluted, and the few loiterers gave back and made room, as she stepped fully into the street and advanced with decision towards those whom she saw.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "loiterers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
