globe-trotting

I met Mrs. Strangeways at Brisbane; she and her husband were globe-trotting.

In this sense American literature is too globe-trotting, it has too little savor of the soil.

I am not globe-trotting, and times and seasons don't affect me much.

Can you fancy them 'globe-trotting'—especially in those shawls and caps?

He is no globe-trotting critic, nor is he a collector of statistics; he gives merely an account of what he has seen.

Of course, there are men to whom one great city is as another—commercial travellers, impresarios, globe-trotting millionaires.

I hope you are tired of globe-trotting, and ready to anchor yourself at your own fireside.

I am globe-trotting, I may as well tell you—though it will probably prejudice you against me.

I am very well to do, and I am fond of what I believe is vulgarly called "globe-trotting."

The supposed wealth of this globe-trotting, dark clothed lady friend is to have a big fall.