remittance man

I was a remittance man, who had been there for years.

He was a "remittance man," the first one I had ever seen or heard of.

They had exiled him to the life of a remittance man.

People believed he was a "remittance man," the younger son of a noble British family sent out to make his own way in the world.

The ambassadorship is a very polite way of making someone into a remittance man.

The books had been given to him by a drunken remittance man, and he had passed them along to Mike.

For a person who was exiled and sent an allowance on condition that they did not return home, see remittance man.

Captain Pierce established an agricultural college and attracted remittance men as students for £100 a year.

Their relationship with this arcadia is that of some emotional remittance man.

Carlos is the remittance man of all time.