Some were spotted sadly wandering the streets like itinerant youths trying to find somewhere to drink.
Many of these characters already walk around with broken hearts, their homes overtaken by feral cats, crickets, and stray dogs they invite in like itinerant lovers.
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.
Sometimes he describes himself as "like an itinerant portrait painter," and sometimes as "like Raul," who manufactures plaster santeros for the Bronx botanicas, but that is ingenuous.
He looked like an itinerant preacher devoted to the worship of a tetchy and uncoöperative God.
Lo'Jo, led by a gravel-voiced French singer, sounds like an itinerant cabaret band that has wandered a long way from the boulevards, hearing griot tunes and tangos and Tom Waits.
The song's wistfulness brings to mind an image of the rapper that went viral last year in which, astride a horse in downtown Atlanta, he looked like some itinerant, storybook hero.
Lo'Jo, led by a smoky-voiced chanteur named Denis Péan, sounds like an itinerant cabaret band that has wandered a long way from the boulevards, hearing griot tunes and tangos and Tom Waits but not forgetting its accordion.
Like the itinerant limners of colonial days, a photographer, Frank Bonitatibus Peter Friedmann), comes to town as a guest artist for the college's Body Awareness Week, organized by Phyllis Mary McCannn), a psychology professor.
The full beard has recently become a trademark; for a spell Law tried a unitard, but currently he prefers to dress something like a itinerant Depression-era farmhand, albeit a clean and cheerful one.
At his dining-room table, he recounted countless stories to me, such as how he dressed like an itinerant preacher, with a Bible on his dashboard, in order to pass for a local, only to have a white woman say to him, about his horn-rimmed glasses, "You're not from around here.
