transient

She knows all the transients by name, and many of the kids.

There were few transients, and people asked a lot of questions.

The people who make use of these places are often transients.

People are working very long hours, and they're living as transients in their own houses.

These transients over here, they probably have nowhere else to go.

Even the base, with its population of transients, had not become comfortable.

Transients and residents live in the same areas, but avoid each other.

It'll look like normal circuit transients for a little while, but not long.

They must belong to transients like him, or be hired by them.

If transients are present they can be detected by this method.

We'll see transients through the whole Seine for the first few hours, maybe longer.

They are transients who wish only to make their flight connection.

People have returned to work, but many are transients who rush into the neighborhood in the morning, and out at night.

Three of the transients have been charged with attempted murder.

We get a lot of transients who are transferred out in bulk.

He turned around and started down the street, heading for the transients barracks.

Another way to categorize this class of people was to call them transients.

But the town has received transients for nearly a thousand years and is not about to be overwhelmed by them now.

Things are unsettled here and we have no time to protect transients.

The parents and their children, of course, were transients.

Others were converted to group rentals for transients and service workers.

More common has been illegal camping by homeless transients and others.

It was a bed that had held many transients.

Parker finally lowered his head, and he walked toward the transients' hotel.

The demographics of people left behind were transients and renters.

Others say the problem has more to do with today's transient society.

"I used to think everyone in here was a transient," he said.

Denver had been a transient city, and this held them together.

More than likely, the sensitivity is transient and will go away soon.

It is also time to take note of less transient events.

However, the mother was once more pregnant by yet another transient father.

For no man ever insisted more on the transient nature of love.

Or perhaps you are a visitor of a more transient nature?

Away from the main road, there is now a transient quality to life.

Would you call your own community transient or rooted in the past?

The book itself, like much of the information it holds, has become more transient.

In a true bull market, bad news about a company can have only a transient effect.

The apartment, from what he could see of it, had that transient feel to him.

But these transient events are not likely to be repeated.

Everyone was on edge, and the transient had gone quiet.

He does mind the influx of so many transient summer people.

The morning sun aspect of the color is something transient.

Of the 240 rooms in the 10-story hotel, only 185 are available for transient use.

If there is a transient, 192 samples are taken instead of 576.

The case of the transient sign was the only thing on my agenda.

Allegedly someone took a life for light and transient reasons.

This is because the space available for transient use will diminish.

Life A transient early stage in the evolution of mind.

But like all who teach or coach, his world is transient, always subject to change.

As a result, she added, the building could eventually "take on a transient nature."