Sentence examples for a long ramble from inspiring English sources

The following day, we headed inland for a long ramble through the sweet, verdant Orient valley.

Indeed, a conversation with Gowin in the airy kitchen of his home in Newtown, Pa., is like setting off on a long ramble in the company of wise men and women from different disciplines and times — with Heisenberg, say, and William Blake and Wittgenstein.

"Behold the Incredible Revenge of the Shifted P.O.V". is a long ramble about a grandmother clock, and it shifts point of view at the end, thus the title.

When the motor-mouth is engaged in a long ramble, listen long enough to form a short-answer question about what they're saying.

If on a teleconference, break the dominator's train of thought during a long ramble by asking a question: "Julie, excuse me for interrupting here: Let me ask you a question about what you just said". Then ask a short-answer question.

He wrote a long rambling novel, Too Far Afield (1995), to justify his position.

Presley wrote a long, rambling six-page letter to Nixon, expressing his concern for the country and suggesting he could use his position to help as 'the drug culture, the hippie elements, the SDS, Black Panthers etc do not consider me as their enemy'.

Just be sure to write a long, rambling Facebook post about it first.

She devotes a long, rambling introductory chapter to the mythic figure of Cassandra and the futility of correct prophecy, and she likens the invasion and occupation of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union to such ills and disasters as topsoil erosion, the flu epidemic of 1918 and the threat of a new Ice Age.

In a particularly long, rambling email he sent to one of his employees, which was published by the Dallas Morning News, the doctor sounded delusional.

A spry septuagenarian, she likes a buttery chardonnay, a long country ramble and the antics of her grandchildren.