Sentence examples for could be stray from inspiring English sources

"We just came inside because it could be stray bullets, who knows?" Henning said.

Hopefully you keep your cat inside, but your neighbors may not, or there could be strays or feral cats in the area.

It could be a stray ball, a misplaced pint-size flip-flop.

One cannot touch someone else's face and not see her as she is, or wish she could be; every stray thought is mirrored on the face; one can see her feelings in every saccade of the eyes, every quiver of the nostrils or the chin.

In the afternoon she could be seen tending stray cats under the arcades.

The power needed to run such a small chip is so low that it could be done off stray light in a room, or even body heat.

I also met Baptists descended from preachers, Muslims who had converted to the faith as well as those born into it, a few Episcopalians who were as "high church" as any WASP could be, and some stray Buddhists.

A stray word about race could be as explosive as a stray word about the financial markets.

White House medical staff members are taught to stay out of the "kill zone," what agents call the area around the president, where a bystander could be killed by a stray bullet.

The kitten, who is thought to be a stray, could be heard meowing but, despite repeated searches, could not be found.

Motorists could be fined £130 for straying into it.