A group of itinerant gigolos, Los Romeos, are cruising the aisles, chatting people up.
The writer describes how, in the mid-'80s, Lois quit her job to hang out with a group of itinerant peddlers who ran the city's flea markets.
Hugo spent months with a group of itinerant wild animal trainers, their children, hyenas and monkeys, in an urban settlement beneath a motorway in Lagos.
A jolly group of itinerant actors sing of themselves in "The Glorious Ones," a new musical about the roistering life of the clowns who paved the streets of 16th-century Italy with sight gags and sex jokes.
The series, about a group of itinerant British builders in Germany – developed by Clement and La Frenais from an idea by Franc Roddam – went beyond the sitcom format to become one of the first in the comedy-drama genre.
It was a local journalist, Adetokunbo Abiola, who introduced Hugo to the Gadawan Kura' (which loosely translates as "hyena handlers"), "a group of itinerant minstrels, performers who used the animals to entertain crowds and sell traditional medicines," Hugo writes in his book's introduction.
8 P.M. (TLC) MY BIG FAT GYPSY CHRISTMAS Each year groups of Ireland's itinerant population of travelers convene in Rathkeale, a small town in County Limerick, to celebrate Christmas and hold some over-the-top weddings.
They are itinerant groups of professionals who mainly originate from the former Yugoslavia".
Companies ranged from itinerant groups of six players to the troupe of 60 actors recorded in 169 ce.
At least some members of both groups were itinerant, the Greeks moving from place to place giving public exhibitions and offering instruction, the Chinese typically seeking to win the ear of rulers and influence political policy.
