11. The then Archdeacon of Essex, perambulation , to further distance it from Italian liturgy. 12. You might imagine that it is reserved for the perambulations of the composer's family. 13. Wood visits with historians, archaeologists and locals during his perambulations , enjoying every minute of it. 14. It's a perambulation , ponderously skirting the suburbs of reality and heading nowhere in particular. 15. The perambulations of the dead Duce gives wonderful insight into the political health of post-war Italy. 16. Going and coming on these perambulations I passed often through Beirut and always stopped for a supper at Pirochka. 17. We were hip to the shadings, the shifts, the perambulations , and the nuances of postseason play. 18. Horwitz manages both better history and better drama from his perambulations than does " The Ship ." 19. The perambulation ( known ever since as " the 1240 Perambulation " ) took place on 24 July 1240. 20. The perambulation ( known ever since as " the 1240 Perambulation " ) took place on 24 July 1240.
