peripatetic

After the death of her husband in 1844, she led a peripatetic life.

The later Peripatetic school seems not to have been so kind.

So a peripatetic and happy new year to you, Sir!

"I have been known as a peripatetic coach," he said in 1994.

Thus goes the life of a top international peripatetic musician these days.

Within the field he was a constant if peripatetic presence for more than 40 years.

But the most important players are the increasingly peripatetic artists.

I knew he was thinking of the peripatetic mummy cases.

So they often have to dial more than one number to track down their peripatetic friends.

The peripatetic days of the California wine maker may be at an end.

Despite his peripatetic life, he found time to marry and raise a family.

Ironically, this event seems to have brought new life to the Peripatetic school.

Some cheese makers have not had such a peripatetic life.

But, a peripatetic life has also probably added texture to his skills.

As was in his nature he pursued a peripatetic existence.

"I feel like some sort of peripatetic car boot sale!"

From this time, he had a peripatetic existence, and would travel all over Europe.

Part of the reason had to do with the thieves' peripatetic lifestyle.

What other country on earth would have three national political figures with such peripatetic religious backgrounds?

This peripatetic history perhaps explains why these stories are so uneven.

After 1991 he led a peripatetic lifestyle, with drives in many series around the world.

He introduced into medical theory the four causes of the Peripatetic system.

The reasons for the decline of the Peripatetic school are unclear.

He may seem peripatetic, but the trademark quality of his work is patience.

In the meantime, the Saints figure to continue their peripatetic ways, at least for one more year.