Sentence examples for itinerant existence from inspiring English sources
Police are busy reconstructing the killer's movements from the 1960s onwards, during which he lived an itinerant existence travelling extensively on the motorway network.
The British-born Tris Vonna-Michell for the moment lives a mostly itinerant existence, giving performances and setting up his pieces, which usually involve parts of previous works.
Scornful of "all that objectivity shit" and intemperate in her judgments — friends were exiled, lovers dismissed — Gellhorn was driven to her itinerant existence by a terror of boredom.
In recent months, Rachel Yould (her married name) had been living an itinerant existence in Anchorage, where she shuttled, often in disguise, between safe houses established for victims of domestic violence.
Roth's translator, Michael Hofmann, has grouped his work by country, including Albania, Austria and the USSR; and by theme, including "hotels" and the vicarious "pleasure and pains" of Roth's itinerant existence.
Unlike his installation "Black Mirror," a 2011 work that addressed the itinerant existence of a lonely character played by the actress Chloe Sevigny, "Mirror" is devoid of human characters.
Being fit means this middle-aged man can maintain a judicious version of the DJ's itinerant, twilight existence.
Princess Andrew remained at Kreuzlingen for two years, but after a brief stay at a clinic in Meran, was released and began an itinerant, incognito existence in Central Europe.
After six months of rehabilitation, he decided to walk on at Alabama, the beginning of a dizzying, itinerant college basketball existence.
"He lived the existence of an itinerant musician," Marable writes, "traveling constantly from city to city, standing night after night on the stage, manipulating his melodic tenor voice as an instrument.
