Sentence examples for itinerant phase from inspiring English sources

Soon after his World Cup triumph, Romário entered into an itinerant phase of his career: he played for seven teams (often serving multiple stints with a given team) on five continents between 1995 and 2008, which included three returns to Vasco da Gama.

As a co-founder of the hippie newspaper International Times, Miles got to know Burroughs while he was living in London in the 1960s, and the most endearing parts of the biography concern this English phase of Burroughs's itinerant life.

But the company's fiscal woes have mounted in recent years, and in 2011 it left its longtime home in Lincoln Center to begin a new phase of performing far fewer operas each year — often to critical acclaim — as an itinerant troupe at theaters across the city.

In La-Fe-Si alloys, the NaZn13-type phase (1 13 phase), which undergoes a first-order magneto-structural transition accompanied by a typical itinerant electron metamagnetic transition and a large volume change in the vicinity of its Curie temperature T C, has been reported to be a driving force for achieving the GMCE [5-8].

Once, they were itinerant.

They were itinerant farmworkers.

"The Itinerant Languages of Photography".

This itinerant condition seems appropriate.

Her boyfriend was an itinerant bricklayer.

Thus Payton's itinerant path continued.

Arguedas's father was an itinerant judge.