All these devices, including home-improvement deals where the work never gets done and the bills grow higher; itinerant workers "passing through" who offer to take the dents out of your car; expensive home-equity loans; and sweetheart come-ons, are part of a horde of tricks too numerous to enumerate.
After an itinerant childhood, he attended high school in Port Neches, Tex., served in the Korean War, attended broadcasting school and eventually found work as a D.J. in Arizona, where he met the guitarist Duane Eddy.
Social conditions reflect life on the frontier, with a high proportion of young itinerant people and high population turnover.
At scale that could be even cheaper, and its low profile means it could be deployed en masse on small animals rather than on carefully chosen high-value targets like itinerant whales.
His father was an itinerant sharecropper turned postman who never finished high school.
He was impressed by itinerant blues musicians and dropped out of high school in the late 1920s to perform for carnivals, minstrel shows, dances, and informal gatherings throughout Tennessee.
He dropped out of high school to live the itinerant punk life, playing in the band Sticks and Stones before founding the World/Inferno Friendship Society, whose name he will only explain in riddles that he says may not be true.
His parents were itinerant workers who did not make it to high school.
Finally, one might note its power to engender its own institutions: publishing houses, theatres, libraries, itinerant storytellers, critics, periodicals, instruction in centres of higher learning, lectureships, associations and conferences, "book weeks," collections, exhibitions, and prizes.
