Sentence examples similar to convenient to meander from inspiring English sources

Time too, for you to meander on.

You don't have time to meander.

Or it'll start to meander, like that.

In the finale, "Caddyshack Batman," Mr. Deacon began to meander.

At 20 minutes the piece seemed to meander.

It means allowing rivers to meander and braid.

Maura is left alone to meander around the festival.

You have to meander between the purist line and the practical one.

But consider too the Right Bank, notably the Marais, an excellent place in which to meander.

The latter occurs in proximity to meander or abandoned channels.

The river becomes wider and deeper and begins to meander.