peregrination

He asked me to keep an eye on your peregrinations.

I see why he felt his peregrinations were so valuable.

Later, he would spy on them during their peregrinations in the open air.

Then, too, I was absorbed in my studies, which continued throughout all our peregrinations.

"This is one of the last stops on my peregrination.

"I think he will come on peregrination with his entire crew.

Their peregrinations across the stage cannot remotely be described as travel.

Rather than any literal journey, they record a mind's peregrination through a world in which it's not at home.

But there is a serious problem with this mass peregrination - the travelers are almost all Japanese.

During my peregrinations, I have rarely seen any children.

Given the peregrinations of young artists among multiple art media, the show could not be more pertinent.

He also did drawings of people he saw on his peregrinations.

At the moment, my routine was a veiled and desperate peregrination.

All the same, his blind peregrinations throughout the mansion were becoming a great concern.

But, much to his chagrin, the light continued its peregrinations in the center of the left screen.

Their peregrinations will probably be familiar to people who've spent time by the Charles River.

Nevertheless, their peregrinations were more effective than those in the two scenes that preceded them.

His peregrinations round the countryside continued, often accompanied by disturbance.

Walking and trotting at the speed of a Royal peregrination was hard work.

Both seemed lost in thought, though their eyes followed Damon in his peregrinations about the room.

We must have continued our headlong peregrinations for hours.

What's new, since his early work, is a charged rhythmic feeling developed over years of ethnic musical peregrination.

Actually, I'm grateful for our peregrinations around the hotel, which have given me a chance to see how gorgeous the bathrooms are.

It may be reassuring to know that political peregrinations someplace other than Washington can also stir up financial markets.

But none of those peregrinations led to New York.