Sentence examples for had rambled from inspiring English sources

Earlier, other visitors had rambled through the booths around the square where par ticular causes were stressed— clean airan d peace, urban pan ning and voluntary sterilization, conservation and wildlife pre servation.

I don't want to lie for you…." She suddenly remember that whole "Big Brother" concept that Kanye had rambled on about while they were smoking hash out of a coconut water can the other night.

Running back Stephen Davis has rambled for 842 yards.

These two diversions have rambled widely in the fields of wordy humour for many decades.

He has rambled through the hills and hardwood forests of northern Mississippi.

There are 19 of them, and they look like they have rambled out of the cast of an early 1970s Mike Leigh film.

Pierce and Carmen Morris were on a northward walk markedly better organized than our own: having rambled throughout Europe, they had entrusted a local company to plan their trip.

Melanie's Marvelous Measles is just the latest in a long trail of nonsense starting in 1998 which has rambled via high-profile celebrities claiming a vast conspiracy theory, and newspapers giving him unnecessary airtime.

In light of that last question and this week's reading, I think we could also have an interesting discussion of the prose in this section but I haven't formulated my thoughts on it quite yet, and I think I've rambled on too long anyway, so maybe we can look at them together!

From this split, critics and philosophers have rambled on about the disappearance of the world, the prisonhouse of language, the loss of objectivity, and the necessity to approach writing as a free-floating, self-referential game in which words can and should refer only to themselves.

He is now, for the purposes of the elections next year, the main prime ministerial candidate besides the Bharatiya Janata party's controversial Narendra Modi – a 63-year-old who presided over Gujarat's economic boom and the 2002 pogrom of Muslims, and, lately, has rambled inarticulately on both these matters.