Sentence examples for be able to wander from inspiring English sources

You used to be able to wander in, announce yourself at the reception desk and talk to officials.

During the day, when no performances are going on, visitors will be able to wander through the lobby and see directly into one of the main rehearsal halls.

And tourists would expect decent hotels, and would want to be able to wander safely through city streets without neglected buildings crashing down on them.

Visitors will be able to wander the erstwhile streets of Paris and shopping arcades and see sites including the Champs-Élysées and a 7-meter-high Arc de Triomphe.

If all goes well, each rover will be able to wander the planet at a speed of 100 metres a day for 90 Martian days (a Martian day is 24½ hours).

Its content could not easily be expressed in another form without loss of nuance and it is as vital to the experience that the viewer should be able to wander about as that there should be no final reel.

I am able to wander through Freud's waiting room, consulting room and study, alone.

If only Thompson or his like had been able to wander the sidelines at the Apple campus.

As a kid from the East Side of Detroit, I was able to wander the galleries of my art museum.

But when I was there, I remember being able to wander around the building in relative freedom.

During breaks in shooting, we had the privilege of being able to wander round the deserted cathedral.