Sentence examples for to itinerant from inspiring English sources

Richmond issued no warnings or summonses to itinerant musicians.

Licensed and illegal mines alike sell to itinerant traders.

They sold opium to itinerant traders, usually Chinese, in return for silver.

A Ruth's Chris Steak House on the site caters to itinerant carnivores.

Much of Western Europe has reacted with hostility to itinerant Roma, who often have little education or practical skills.

Instead, they save it and sell it to itinerant traders called kabari-wallahs who come to call at regular intervals.

For centuries Europe's convents and monasteries have quietly provided inexpensive lodging to itinerants and in-the-know travelers, but now they're increasingly throwing open their iron-bound doors to overnight visitors.

The reason I am recounting this shameful story of juvenile 12-bar begging is that parliament is set to abolish its 1839 law enabling aggrieved residents to tell itinerant musicians to go and play Sultans of Swing elsewhere.

There were no books in Darwish's own home and his first exposure to poetry was through listening to an itinerant singer on the run from the Israeli army.

When he returned to his itinerant painting life, he appears to have taken more care when painting the faces of his subjects, resulting in portraits that show an increased sensitivity to the character of his sitters.

Job sharks and employment agencies were known to cheat itinerant workers, sometimes paying bribes to periodically fire entire work crews, thus generating repetitive fees for themselves.