Sentence examples for itinerant work from inspiring English sources

Making his Broadway debut, Franco excels as the distressed and resourceful George who travels through Northern California during the Great Depression of the early 1930s seeking itinerant work together with his sweet but simple friend Lennie (Chris O'Dowd of Bridesmaids fame).

It is one of the county's most estimable itinerant work forces, and one that goes virtually undocumented, much like the Hispanic day laborers who gather on street corners waiting for daily work, and the scores of women who travel up to the county by train each morning from the Bronx to clean houses.

By 1956 he'd left his family for itinerant work in Scotland – restoring the trifling art collections of minor Highlands castles – a job that unaccountably inspired him to take up French Impressionism.

It's also an adaptation to more flexible and itinerant working lives, she suggests.

With his eclectic intellect and itinerant working style, Mr. Cocke often kept dialogues going with people on different subjects that spanned months, even years.

He spent the next two decades homeless or itinerant, working as a janitor, short-order cook, gas station attendant and more.

Martin settled on an itinerant lifestyle: work a few months painting, fixing bikes or teaching hang gliding, and spend the rest of the year flying.

Registration is tied to one's physical residence, which effectively disenfranchises the homeless and others who are itinerant for work or education.

The growth spurt and the arrival of an itinerant construction work force have unsettled people who worry that Laramie's treasured small-town coziness is fading.

Here, as in London, he spent time with itinerant companions working the fields, earning just enough to scrape by.

Her Asian background and appearance and the fact that her physique developed early led to frequent harassment and assaults, and she lived an itinerant life, working as an exotic dancer and nude model.