(Conversation on the sports station, which The Philadelphia Inquirer has called the antidote to National Public Radio, often wanders off subject).
Mr. Saljic noted that Mr. Mladic's responses to basic questions about his education and military career wandered from subject to subject and said that in his present state he should not be moved.
The book's strength is its muchness and connection, its ability to hold many things and ideas aloft, caught in the inertia of its prose, its restless nighttime wander from subject to subject.
After all, when the terrorist plots have been foiled and the outlaw regimes subdued, you may find your mind wandering to subjects like whether you can afford to send your daughter to college.
There are no Ey+, D+, or Tll+ cells present in the anterior half of the medulla region at 60 hr, but all three types of progeny are appropriately generated in the medulla of wandering larvae subjected to NR from 60 to 96 hr.
Her column wandered from subjects such as parental authority to the roots of the Holocaust, Madame Figaro writes (in French).
The subject wanders inside.
Sometimes, such wandering thoughts are subjected to intense scrutiny in a trial.
At one point, in a digression on theatregoing in New York, Bernhard wanders onto the subject of current Broadway shows.
Whatever the case, they, like their subject, wander into dangerous territory, though without the same inspired results.
Confident enough to wander around a subject, poking it, opening it up, tickling it into revealing itself.
