Sentence examples for several itinerant from inspiring English sources

Roughly the same spot had been used the previous summer by several itinerant men who lived in a tent and, on at least one occasion, built a campfire.

He split from New York in 1969, and spent several itinerant years without a studio, using pine branches as stretcher bars, and making ur-hippie-looking "bead" paintings — rolled and sliced segments of pigment strung like necklaces on ropes.

This might seem like a story of creative obsession — a compulsive monomaniac so intent on achieving aesthetic perfection that he became subsumed by his work — but Barker, one of at least several itinerant filmmakers working in the first half of the 20th century, was more huckster than auteur.

His formal schooling from several itinerant teachers was intermittent, the aggregate of which may have amounted to less than a year; however, he was an avid reader and retained a lifelong interest in learning.

He went on to act for several years in itinerant troops that barnstormed the lower levels of the theatrical audience in the provinces.

Grossman's and the NWP task force's shared assumption--that America has a shortage of scientists--is likely to come as a surprise to many of today's young scientists who, having patched together contingent lives through several years of itinerant positions, have yet to find a permanent job.

Scott Peterson, a journalist and the author of "Me Against My Brother: At War in Somalia, Sudan and Rwanda," described the Lost Boys, whom he met several times during their itinerant years, as "among the most badly war-traumatized children ever examined".

There Lucius joined the first of several rock bands – he found the itinerant lifestyle and drugs culture compatible with his own outlook.

Jacob Riis, an ambitious carpenter from a rural town in Denmark who became famous for his photojournalistic exposé of the squalor of Manhattan's tenements, abandoned his homeland after being spurned by a local beauty, and spent several years as a tramp and itinerant worker in Buffalo and western Pennsylvania.

As an itinerant dance teacher, I work with several dozen teachers a year.

Monet's life during the 1860s was precarious and itinerant, and he sold almost nothing; but several works were accepted for exhibition in the yearly Salons, most notably, and with great success, a fine but not yet Impressionist portrait of his future wife, Camille.