Sentence examples for ever wandering from inspiring English sources

Olaf Kolzig, a 6-foot-4, 231-pound monolith, will plant himself in the crease and play the angles without ever wandering far.

Ever wandered past a car and thought it looked cute?

Murton was asked if he ever wanders into one of those gatherings.

It was the first time I'd ever wandered through a small Georgia town.

To anyone who has ever wandered the halls of a college dormitory, Huntington Hall definitely has a familiar feel.

On the campaign bus, asked if her mind ever wanders at these events, she had replied, "No," with a cheeky smile.

But the restaurant, the flagship of what is now a chain, is rarely mentioned in Western travel guides, and few Westerners ever wander in.

He was not bitter about his ousting as leader and nor, though he disagreed often with what his party did in coalition with the Tories, did he ever wander down the rent-a-quote oppositionitis route.

(This was, he confided, the band's first venture into that borough. "It kind of feels like home," he said, which you might find wryly amusing if you've ever wandered past Glasslands after dark).

He was not bitter about his ousting as leader and nor, though he disagreed often with what his party did in coalition with the Tories, did he ever wander down the rentaquote oppositionitis route.

The veneration of their saints' tombs means few Yazidis have ever wandered far from their Iraqi roots, although there are branches in Turkey, Syria, Iran, the Caucasus and, because of modern migrations, Germany.