Sentences with phrase «with itinerant»

The more interesting aspect of the media's obsession with itinerant sex offenders is that it misses more problematic flaws within the notification scheme.

The media's obsession with itinerant sex offenders misses more problematic flaws within the notification scheme, says Alisdair Gillespie

Malba - Fundación Costantini, Buenos Aires Through February 22, 2010 By María Carolina Baulo Outrageous, extraordinary, the Andy Warhol phenomenon arrived in Buenos Aires with an itinerant exhibition, the largest dedicated to this artist in Argentina since his first exhibition in 2005.

The images, all large, with the itinerant feel of travel photographs, hang on a single level.

Alfresco cafes, ethnic restaurants, informal family bistros, boutique pubs and coffee shops provide a diverse range of culinary options while a variety of chic nightclubs and intimate bars offer a kaleidoscope of nightlife choices where millionaires in t - shirts clink glasses with itinerant surfers.

Built decades ago for budget - minded tourists, they're now filled with itinerant families who pay $ 35 a night to live in purple - stuccoed splendor.

Fifteen - year - old Charley Thompson (Charlie Plummer) has recently relocated with his itinerant single father, Ray (Travis Fimmel), to Portland, Ore. and begins to frequent the local quarter horse track.

The filmmakers went on the road with itinerant anarchists for their new eco-terrorist suspense film

Fifteen - year - old Charley Thompson (Charlie Plummer) has recently relocated with his itinerant single father, Ray (Travis Fimmel), to Portland, Ore..

In Tarantino's picture (in which Nero has a cameo role) Django is a fugitive slave (Jamie Foxx) in the deep south two years before the civil war, who forms a curious alliance with an itinerant German, Dr King Schultz.

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Student reaction to his personality and his itinerant classes had been so enthusiastic — both word - of - mouth and on online survey sites like Zerve.com — that last April he opened with a waiting list.

With an image of the Bastille being stormed by a rabble of freelance writers, part - time cooks and itinerant Caribbean fruit pickers in mind, perhaps it's relevant to consider the current situation in Europe, where generations of abundant labour regulation have robbed much of the Continent of employment flexibility — sorry, precarious work.

Though hurricanes and blizzards may be more common in other parts of the country, these regions were faced with natural disasters — and their itinerant dangers — that they'd never experienced before.

Then hear him say to a wicked thief who, in the last minutes of his life, believed in the perfect righteousness of that itinerant preacher; his execution companion, «Surely I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise.»

«As one of the [UU] denomination's many itinerant clergy, he [Hosea Ballou] was riding the circuit in the New Hampshire hills with a Baptist preacher one afternoon.

The son who God gave would grow up to become a carpenter - turned - itinerant preacher with a heart of compassion for the people the world had trampled as it fed its scarcity fears.

So unless you believe in a magical carpenter and itinerant preacher from 2000 years ago you will lead nothing but a hopeless meaningless life filled with nothingness and despair.

The rapid growth of the Baptists and the Methodists in the early 19th century was fueled by itinerant lay ministers with little or no training and who were sometimes largely illiterate.

The public furor this fall over Roman Polanski's rape of a thirteen - year - old girl many years ago has forcefully revealed that, in most of America, yesterday's itinerant savoir - faire about sex with minors has been pushed from the mainstream and forced back underground.

For most of the inner circle of followers of Jesus the step from ordinary life to an itinerant one was not attended with such great sacrifices.

Jesus tries to ignore her; his disciples urge him to send her away; and when the itinerant rabbi finally speaks his mind — in response to them more than to her — it is with a bit of received wisdom that no one would hold against him: «I was sent only to the lost sheep of Israel.»

As one of the [Unitarian Universalist] denomination's many itinerant clergy, he [Hosea Ballou] was riding the circuit in the New Hampshire hills with a Baptist preacher one afternoon.

The colored preachers, being thus deprived of the opportunity of improving their gifts and graces, as they then stood connected with the white M.E. Society, and prohibited from joining the annual M.E. conference, as itinerant preachers, with their white brethren.

For Crossan, in contrast with Vermes and Borg, the religious dimension of Jesus» word and deed is almost totally absorbed into his social role as a countercultural itinerant on the border of revolt.

Official candidates of Pentecostal churches are typically one or more of the following: men who have achieved prominence in the church as itinerant evangelists, singers, or media presenters; sons and sons - in - law of head pastors; and Pentecostal businessmen who reach accords with their ecclesiastical leaders.

Every track has its kibitzers, but Churchill Downs fairly bulges with them: itinerant snobs, four - masted dowagers and row upon row of colonel impersonators.

However, with (what has recently become) the biggest game of the season scheduled for next Saturday, manager Slaven Bilic will be anxious to deploy his resources prudently; would his tenuous position survive either a shock EFL cup exit (probably) or a home spanking by those neighbourly, north London itinerants (unlikely)?

«The school nurse is the only line of healthcare some students see,» said Ms. Chambers, who began her career with CCSD as an itinerant nurse, who traveled from school to school before the development of the current on - site school nurse program.

«You will agree with me that even if we succeed in managing herdsmen who live among us, the itinerant herders pose a serious security challenge in our various communities if our borders remain as porous as they are ``.

Already familiar with the seminal case of Phineas Gage, the hardworking, entrepreneurial 19th - century construction foreman who became an antisocial itinerant after a pointed rod pierced his skull and damaged part of his brain's emotional system, Damasio began to suspect that his patients» inability to be emotional was getting in the way of their reasoning.

Isotope analyses confirm an itinerant life style, well in tune with the martial society that dominated 8th to 10th century northern Europe.

Australia About Blog Dijanne Cevaal a Textile Artist and itinerant who love to dye and print fabrics and assemble them into quilts with lots of stitching both by hand and machine.

A sojourn out west leads to a friendship with Ron (Hal Holbrook), a retired Army vet who lost his wife and child years ago and offers to adopt Chris as a grandson — both a gift and a plea that the single - mindedly itinerant Chris turns down.

Could it have been an itinerant actor or a nobleman with Royal connections?

A documentary encounter with the presence, history, and memories of an itinerant mercenary, it is an intimate experience at once absorbing and terrifying.

The itinerant Wendy (Williams) lives out of her car with her dog Lucy.

Instead of adding to the numbers of itinerant soldiers, scattered like ronin, engaged in their own isolated skirmishes, the goal was to help develop a new set of leaders with common purpose that could be leveraged to increase collective impact.

Caught up in this scheme are two orphans - Owen Graves, an itinerant trader from Chicago's South Side who has recently proposed to the girl he must leave behind, and Argus Niu, a mission houseboy in the New Hebrides who longs to be reunited with his sister.

Whether it's the perils of shape - shifting and inappropriate outerwear or the hazards of driving with the windows down, the grisly particulars keep readers locked to the little pack and their itinerant lives as they struggle to survive in a world that doesn't particularly want them anytime, anywhere.

Born in Alabama, Paula Vauss spent the first decade of her life on the road with her free - spirited young mother, Kai, an itinerant storyteller who blended Hindu mythology with Southern Oral Tradition to re-invent their history as they roved.

How did this ancient religion grow from a loose group of individuals following an itinerant preacher into a massive movement with millions of followers?

As she slowly gets to know Frank, Alice becomes consumed with finding out who Frank's father is, how his gorgeous «piano teacher and itinerant male role model» Xander fits into the Banning family equation - and whether Mimi will ever finish that book.

Following instructions, she doesn't call the police, but her housekeeper does, and soon her home is alive with surveillance equipment and bumbling detectives, her itinerant brother - in - law, the dumb blond who ran her over in her car earlier in the day and broke her ankle, and her sister - all meddling and offering unwelcome advice.

A young man named Baz leaves his home, travels with a stranger, is apprenticed to a cruel master, and is bought by an itinerant magician, Tadis, who then takes him on travels through the countryside.

«Soldiers were the people originally most likely to be wandering around with chunks of (looted) gold and silver to begin with, to be looking for the good things in life, and — being heavily armed and itinerant — to be the last people in the world an ancient merchant would see as a good credit risk.

I've been a traveler, writer, teacher, deckhand, hostel manager, surf instructor, and itinerant bartender for over a decade working a combination of remote freelance gigs with US companies and local businesses while living in over 20 countries across four continents.

But as Neo-Geo's star waned, the idea of leaving New York grew on the painter, who had grown up traveling the world with two itinerant parents (as a family, they rarely lived anywhere for more than two years).

An itinerant traveller at heart, Doig makes paintings that are replete with nomadic ghosts.

Walasse Ting, who mixed works on paper with artist's books throughout his career, was an itinerant Chinese - American artist and poet whose color - saturated paintings refer to calligraphy and Abstract Expressionism.

The bleak scenes that are the documented aftermath of a catastrophe furnish a vivid backdrop to the impression that the main character — drifting through a nocturnal urban topography and chancing on an array of strange encounters with adversaries, itinerants, or even ghosts — is nonetheless empowered and self - sufficient.