"I'm talking about the beans," said Lisa Bowen, 21, who identified herself as a full-time itinerant protester, explaining her complaint about exploited Third World bean pickers to Gerri Michalska, who sipped some of the fair-trade joe outside Starbucks.
A one-time itinerant acrobat, Grant ruthlessly gauged his physical liabilities (he had a short neck and only one front tooth) and assets (pretty much everything else), and also assessed fashion history in order to craft a style in the 1930s that designers have been sampling ever since.
None epitomised it more than Price, an old-time itinerant of 34 who joined this month on a four-month deal, having helped to inflict on Morecambe their only previous league defeat, 1-0 at home to Barnet on the opening day; mid-season moves can carry peculiar regrets.
From this data set, only regular full-time teachers were selected, and all part-time, itinerant, and substitute teachers were excluded.
Here, as in London, he spent time with itinerant companions working the fields, earning just enough to scrape by.
Leigh and Harding's book charts Julian Assange's life and times, from his itinerant childhood through to the creation of the WikiLeaks website in 2006.
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".
His father, of mixed Native American heritage, was a one-time carnie – an itinerant carnival worker – with a colourful, tragicomic background, who met his Irish mother in London and settled there to run a kind of curio shop in Church Street market.
In the wake of news that a potentially aggressive and well-tooled played is about to end the market for itinerant, time-based tasks (prompt.ly), and with TaskRabbit rolling out internationally to significant markets like the UK and existing players like BookingBug ramping up, this whole arena is getting hotter.
For a time she was an itinerant seller of Bibles, dressing as a man and using the name Frank Thompson.
After her release, Faucette fled back to Nevis, where, in time, she met an itinerant Scotsman, James A Hamilton, the fourth son of a Scottish laird, who came with "no money and no luck".
