Sentence examples for but itinerant from inspiring English sources

The novel centers on Terri, a teenager who moves from place to place with her loving but itinerant father.

School in Nicaragua is free, but itinerant farm labourers often have to enlist their children's help in the fields to earn enough money.

But this itinerant tournament actually started in 1970.

It starred Anthony Rudolph Oaxaca Quinn as Zampanò, a brutish but phoney itinerant "strong man," and Masina as the waif who loves him.

But the itinerant wrestling circus now manages to fill stadiums around the country and it dominates much of national cable television, especially pay-per-view events.

But however itinerant the students' homes lives may be, principal Cheryl Bickle's Community Transitional School in Portland offer a sense of continuity.

But this itinerant schedule is the team's strength, according to Frank Darby, the coach for the last 18 seasons, because the players practice in live conditions, not on a golf range where repetition is the norm.

But the itinerant Bell company's annual nationwide circuit -- a 30,000-mile combination of big cities, summer theaters and whistle-stops -- is more like a marathon revival than a strolling players' program.

The Church's sanctioning of mysticism would later have a profound influence on O'Connor's writing... Savannah had been settled first by Episcopalians and Lutherans, then by Baptists and Methodists; Catholics were excluded from the state's charter until 1794, and were thereafter rarely regarded as anything but an itinerant non-Reformed sect, as alien a presence as the Jews.

Savannah had been settled first by Episcopalians and Lutherans, then by Baptists and Methodists; Catholics were excluded from the state's charter until 1794, and were thereafter rarely regarded as anything but an itinerant non-Reformed sect, as alien a presence as the Jews.

Le Baron became itinerant, but settled into the classic SoBe spot Nikki Beach for the weekend.