Sentence examples for a bit astray from inspiring English sources

At which point things go a bit astray and he ends up --.

I wasn't primed to handle this sort of academic freewheeling, and found myself a bit astray.

According to drummer Sean Moore, the band felt they had been "going a bit astray" with their previous album, 1993's Gold Against the Soul, and so the approach to the follow-up was for the band to go back to their "grass roots" and rediscover "a little bit of Britishness that we lacked".

Somewhere along the way somebody's communication went a bit astray".

A bit of application would not go astray.

Cartoonish mischief comes into play: at 7 30, E-flat dominant-seventh chords crash in out of nowhere, like a bit of Romantic piano bombast gone astray.

"Sometimes fans are quite close to you on that dugout and one or two were getting a bit uptight with some passes that went astray and things like that but ultimately it was about us being nice and solid and I don't think we looked like conceding".

As the University's Jewish community and its friends meet this month to celebrate 100 years of Jewish life here, we dwell for a bit on how an entire institution can go badly astray – for decades – when a few key leaders find pettiness and priggishness empowering, and nobody else raises a finger to object.

"I think his tactics have become a bit stereotyped recently and that technology is starting to lead players astray.

How much reach was underreported depends a bit on the Page's fan count, as those with 500,000 to 1 million Likes were led farther astray.

The LeapReader, aimed at children ages 4 to 8, takes the lesson a bit further by instructing young learners to trace letters, encouraging them to then write their own and correcting them if the letters go astray.