The poor of the city have friends in woe, no matter how much they lack, But only God and the swagmen know how a poor man fares Out Back.
They swell the noble army of swagmen or sundowners, who are chiefly the fearful human wrecks which the ebbing tide of mining industry has left stranded in Australia.
Such as the swagmen in our goodly land Have with some humour named the `post-and-rail.
A blue blanket commonly used by swagmen in Australia.
Just then, two swagmen on foot came into the yard, and approached Moriarty and me.
Suddenly a strange misgiving seized me, and I asked involuntarily, "Do you have many swagmen calling round here?
We had tramped twenty-five miles on a dry stretch on a hot day--swagmen know what that means.
We reached the water about two hours "after dark "--swagmen know what that means.
With one exception, the men do not seem hard up; at least, not as that condition is understood by the swagmen of these times.
But most likely he'd find his way over after tea, and sit on his heels in the cool outside the hut, and argue with the swagmen about unionism and politics.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "swagmen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
