Sentence examples for more itinerant from inspiring English sources
A remarkable project by brilliant curator Marina Vranopoulou (who also runs the acclaimed DESTE Foundation in Hydra), Dio Horia means both "two spaces" and "two villages" - which pretty much sums up what Dio Horia wants to accomplish: a permanent location in Mykonos town and a more itinerant perspective within - thus including artworks or installations in other locations around the island.
Historically, they have been a more itinerant people, largely because their own island offers so few opportunities to earn money.
No hitter has been more itinerant than Suzuki, who has gone from seventh to second to sixth over the team's first three games.
More formally, itinerant dynamics in the environment preclude simple solutions to avoiding surprise; the best one can do is to minimise surprise in the face of stochastic and chaotic sensory perturbations.
I pass more than one itinerant woman in shabby chic clothes.
It's also an adaptation to more flexible and itinerant working lives, she suggests.
This one is at least partly successful, revealing Guthrie to have been even more of an itinerant troubadour than his dusty-road legend would have it.
Before Arthur's arrival, his father, William, a teacher and law student, had been caught up in New England's Second Great Awakening and became a Baptist minister—spellbinding, more or less itinerant, and fiercely abolitionist.
After years of fighting to establish itself as something more than an itinerant stepchild among the Florida events that include the W.G.C.-CA Championship at Doral and the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill, the Honda Classic — in its sixth home since 1972 — has not merely arrived.
As globalization and the technological epoch continue to imbue major lifestyle changes, the fixed trajectory of our standard of living is slowly being replaced by one that's more flexible and itinerant.
The band is also looking into other ways that it could make the Washington Heights neighborhood more familiar to its itinerant followers, who might not have spent much time there.
