Sentence examples for a sort of wandering from inspiring English sources

After his playing career ended in 1970 (a.238 lifetime batting average, with 15 home runs), Mr. Edwards became a sort of wandering teacher of the game.

'I want the design in a textile to offer respite, to encourage the eye to trace subtle movement, find stopping places and spaces on a sort of wandering journey that is free of thought.

Ed Ruscha, who was one of the pallbearers at Hopper's funeral at the San Francisco de Asis church in Ranchos de Taos, says: "He approached his photographs as a sort of wandering of the soul, followed by the familiar ka-chunk of the Nikon".

When relationships end, many people engage in a sort of wandering.

"Because we are disproportionately unemployed and a lot of us are sort of wandering around, it was great to have those spaces to bring us together," says Barchus. "Finally, we had a space to talk about what our generation is capable of doing, what our obstacles are, and learning to really find solace in knowing that we aren't alone in the struggles we face each day".

A new Figure 1 could nip this sort of wandering in the bud.

That's important for advertisers because Pinterest users in particular are sort of wandering around the service at a wide range of moments in their lives: discovering new content, searching directly for it (which contains some level of intent that the user is looking for something to purchase), and eventually saving and potentially converting to a customer.

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Martin Landau: It "was absolutely like this woman had found her way into the theatre, through the stage door, and was sort of wandering around the kitchen".

"It was weird and interesting because you were sort of wandering around in the dark out there and bumping into people.

He attended Wright's church, just sort of wandering in as he tells it, and Wright that Sunday delivered a sermon urging his parishioners not to be sad but to celebrate Washington's life and carry on his work.