Sentence examples for * wondered from from inspiring English sources

I always wondered from that time on if it was really you who wrote that?

After the London bombs, a few people wondered, from passing cars, if he was satisfied now.

To celebrate, Alina went out to get beer, though I wondered from where.

Those not looking ahead to retirement had wondered from the start what Y2K would do to their careers.

When he hit Brian O'Driscoll with a thundering tackle in the second half, the Irishman wondered from where the torpedo had been fired.

How different is this, really, Allesina and Pascual wondered, from an ecosystem, in which a species is important if other important species eat it?

I'm sure he wondered… QUESTION FROM TOM: Great stuff on Lowell in your piece.

Not before, however, we had worried about the quality of future entrants: what kind of writer, we wondered, apart from Christopher, who published two novels while in his 70s, would be eligible for such a prize?

Was it possible, I wondered, that from the very beginning my father had understood the thing that had lain in my heart, and which I had apparently so completely failed to conceal?

Lamont Stewart creates a host of characters: a prim sister who views all men as "dirty beasts", the mother-in-law who moans that her biscuit has chocolate only on one side, and prying neighbours who might have wondered in from Juno and the Paycock.

I must say that the issue of resilience was one that I worried and wondered about from the beginning: For far too many Americans in this digital age, stamina is rare, attention spans are short and the urge for instant gratification, or at least for expedient resolution, is enormous.