| A social gallivanter who never married, he saw his work disdained by classical music critics and minimized by Hollywood producers. |
| That great papal gallivanter, John Paul II, tried repeatedly throughout his 27-year-long papacy to visit Russia, but over and over again, the Russian Orthodox Patriarch rejected the idea. |
| He was a known gallivanter, loving travel, never staying anywhere long, and he loved to speak to everyone no matter their station or circumstance. |
| During the five daily interactions reported above, the resident chased the gallivanter and then watched as the latter disappeared over the ridge and back to his own colony. |
| The Roger Miller Story tells the behind-the-scenes saga of the real life songwriter, who wasn't anywhere near so carefree as the eponymous gallivanter in his most famous number. |
| This the Magistrate could put a stop to without the clergy, were he not himself a gallivanter, and in every respect a boon companion. |
