How To Use Ragpicker In A Sentence

The hair of their heads and faces grew long and shaggy, while their garments would have disgusted a ragpicker. In a Far Country
This makes them an extremely unattractive economic proposition for even the most destitute ragpicker.
His father still works as a ragpicker, pushing his handcart around the city streets, collecting scraps of discarded cloth that he sells to a contractor.
Since then, his wife, a ragpicker, found two other broken models as she scoured the garbage dump, and he paid to have them repaired. India: Toilets Are Scarce, And Highly Desirable
But what if the artist were to involve the locals, auction off the works and donate the proceeds back to the ragpicker community? 'Waste Land,' Documentary on Brooklyn Artist and Rio's Garbage Pickers (VIDEO)

Floods in Orissa, a ragpicker on a beach, celebrations for the Prime Minister's birthday and more. India in Pictures
Possible death mask of Shakespeare found in ragpicker’s shop. Off to Class « So Many Books
This makes them an extremely unattractive economic proposition for even the most destitute ragpicker.
Left, a ragpicker walked through garbage in search of recyclable material at a municipal waste dump near the eastern Indian city of Siliguri. India's Stunted Growth
More often, contemporaries described such youths by their street occupation or activity: newsboys, copper pickers, wood-stealers, ragpickers, swill-gatherers, bootblacks.
The ragpicker's basket is the hyphen between rags and paper, and the ragpicker is the hyphen between the beggar and the philosopher. The Memoirs of Victor Hugo
The Tapias are ragpickers who earn a living from a nearby municipal dump.
He rang for some tea and they drank it together while the phonograph played, I want to be back in Dixie, and He's a ragpicker. THE GOLDEN LION
Labourers, ragpickers in the mornings or film poster affixers during the night are the worst hit, not to forget children who are drawn to them and two-wheeler riders.
He rang for some tea and they drank it together while the phonograph played, I want to be back in Dixie, and He's a ragpicker. THE GOLDEN LION
He began to work as a ragpicker and lived in the railway station.