| Among those who remain, one common form of survival is itinerancy. |
| Alexander pursued a lucrative itinerancy painting portraits in America, and when he had exhausted his possibilities, he returned to Scotland. |
| But when one has been in the Methodist itinerancy a lifetime one cannot do that. |
| A good opportunity for Maison d'Ailleurs to go there with its artist in itinerancy, the Blue Man! |
| Amid a continual itinerancy across Europe, there was a permanency to his writing habit. |
| The Word came in joy and simplicity, in the form of dialogue and itinerancy. |
