Примери коришћења Itinerant на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Circle of the Itinerants.
Itinerant as the Santa Ana!
I'm like an itinerant farmer out here.
Itinerant drummer in New York puts$ 400 a day.
Tourist participates in band itinerant musicians.
In one model,he's an itinerant homeless person, someone who's been displaced.
Once there, the guitar could have crossed to Spain in the hand of itinerant Spanish troubadours.
There's an itinerant house-clearant operative manqué who'd like a word with you.
Which we've failed to do when an itinerant old man gets attacked.
Itinerant agriculture and grazing had already affected more than 40 percent of the Earth's land area 4,000 years ago.
A young man was the son of an itinerant horse trainer.
He was called an itinerant career criminal… as if that's something you train for… which I guess you might.
Su Ch'in andhis two brothers all achieved fame among the feudal lords as itinerant strategists.
During this period,he also spent time as an itinerant artist and even studied briefly with Alfred Adler.
As itinerant peoples, they worked in all parts of Egyptian society, as palace attendants, temple employees, merchants.
His work is connected with the Romani community and its cultural, itinerant and music traditions.
He was the son of Jean-Pierre, an itinerant basketkeeper, and was born at one o'clock"in his cart" six kilometers north of Saint-Remy de Provence.
On his return to Saint Petersburg, he became a member of the Circle of the Itinerants and of the Society of Russian Watercolorists.
The itinerant scholar Ciriaco de' Pizzicolli or Cyriacus of Ancona(1391- c.1455) also traveled throughout Greece to record his findings on ancient buildings and objects.
It was an immediate commercial success and many other itinerant poets followed the path of his journey.
His father, William Cary Wright(1825- 1904), was an orator, music teacher,occasional lawyer, and itinerant minister.
Desiring to get God's Word into the mind andheart of ordinary people, itinerant preachers, known as the Lollards, traveled on foot from village to village throughout England.
The two never married, though they settled into life in the San Joaquin Valley where they worked as itinerant farm laborers.
The empire was administered by an itinerant court that travelled with the emperor, as well as approximately 300 imperial officials called counts, who administered the counties the empire had been divided into.
Along these lines, Sima wrote:"Su Ch'in andhis two brothers all achieved fame among the feudal lords as itinerant strategists.
This next video was uploaded by an itinerant arepa vendor in Cali, Colombia who posts the locations where they can be found throughout the day to sell their cheese arepa, eaten on the street with butter and sometimes condensed milk.
The Master in Arts Management is a 12-month full-immersion interdisciplinary course,that is truly unique due to its itinerant formula.
He determined to become a landscape painter after a period of itinerant portrait painting in Ohio and western Pennsylvania, and a stint in Philadelphia during which he admired and imitated the landscapes of early American specialists such as Thomas Doughty.
However, he was an avid reader, who followed up on his own with whatever information he received from occasional schooling from itinerant teachers.
What should be mentioned is that much of the yoga practiced in the West comes from the tradition of hatha yoga and nath-siddhis, itinerant yogis generally devoted to Shiva.