This was not a brief stopover for Kelly, a steppingstone on the usual itinerant career path, a place to spend a year or two and beef up the old résumé while keeping one eye cocked toward somewhere better.
Often, their conversations lingered on John Beilein, the Michigan coach with the itinerant career path, a man who put in some 35 years at eight schools at various levels before he reached the sport's grandest stage.
Parcells should've been a slam dunk, should've been sent to Canton on roller skates (to use one of his favorite expressions), but dissenters on the committee were bothered by his itinerant career path, one person said.
So he continued on the itinerant workers path as a golf rabbit.
It was an immediate commercial success and many other itinerant poets followed the path of his journey.
And in a sure sign of "this is your moment-ness," the New York Times Magazine devoted an expansive feature to Powell, which charts his path from itinerant roofer turned Southern writer golden boy in the style of Walker Percy to his far more uncategorize-able self today.
Therefore, the region near the Zn ions may have a relatively higher conductive characteristic with a higher O2 pressure ratio, creating more leakage paths, which is a reason of unstable I-V behavior, because the electrons may migrate along the different paths during itinerant operation.
Actually, Garai has had quite an odd, itinerant past.
In concert with the curia regis, eyre circuits staffed by itinerant judges dispensed justice throughout the country, operating on fixed paths at certain times.
Naomi suffered from a kind of spiritual claustrophobia: she had glumly concluded that any path she chose in life — conformist or rebellious, lawyer or itinerant poet — would be equally hackneyed and ridiculous.
