itinerant in A Sentence

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    Itinerant Scots were particularly prominent in central Europe.

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    Sanjay and a younger brother Vinod are Itinerant labourers.

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    A young man was the son of an Itinerant horse trainer.

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    Some people who have pain in the bones visit Itinerant doctors.

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    corrupt clergy, many other Catholics followed him and became Itinerant preachers.

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    Itinerant Hindu saints have used it in the Indian subcontinent for centuries.

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    In addition to the stores, there are other stalls that are Itinerant.

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    Disgusted with the corrupt clergy, many other Catholics followed him and became Itinerant preachers.

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    primarily through the missionary work of Itinerant gurus and swamis, and organisations like

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    Sojourner Truth was an African-American woman, born into slavery, who after escaping became an abolitionist and Itinerant(traveling) minister.

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    I serve with MAP Fellowship Asia as an Itinerant pastor in Malaysia and missionary to Thailand since 1995.

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    The two never married, though they settled into life in the San Joaquin Valley where they worked as Itinerant farm laborers.

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    was to blame for the increasing number of dissident, Itinerant preachers in Europe, particularly in southern France and northern Italy.

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    Likewise, cultures with Itinerant lifestyles or lack of permanent dwellings cannot be said to be „camping“, it is just their way of life.

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    Itinerants have used hitchhiking as a primary mode of travel for the better part of the last century, continue to do so today.

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    Another Bible- based arrangement that is in operation among the congregations of Jehovah's Witnesses is their being visited regularly by Itinerant elders, called circuit or district overseers.

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    As the Armenian lands were for the most part divided among the powerful neighbouring empires of Russia, Turkey, and Persia, the Armenians developed a highly developed Itinerant narrative tradition.

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    Even Pope Innocent III recognized that the rampant corruption within the church was to blame for the increasing number of dissident, Itinerant preachers in Europe, particularly in southern France and northern Italy.

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    Maduro has assured that the so-called Bolivarian revolution faces an"economic war" and, more recently, a"price war", which keeps rising in the formal and Itinerant markets, especially this month in which the economy entered a hyperinflationary spiral.

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    Hinduism, especially in the forms of Krishnaism, Vedism and Tantrism, but also in other forms, has gained a following among Russians since the end of the Soviet period, primarily through the missionary work of Itinerant gurus and swamis, and organisations like the International Society for Krishna Consciousness and the Brahma Kumaris.

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    As the wave of settlement moved across North America, it was accompanied by the distribution of seedling apple varieties, perhaps by Indians and trappers, certainly by Itinerants who became local legendary figures, the most prominent being Johnny Appleseed(John Chapman), a professional nurseryman who planted apple trees extensively in Ohio and Indiana.

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