Sentence examples similar to half wandering from inspiring English sources
But it's always a little bit odd that you have a party of schoolkids who have spent an hour-and-a-half wandering round and the only way they can go and have lunch is to leave the building.
After segueing into a quiet "Sorry-Grateful" (also from "Company") murmured by Mr. Pizzarelli, it ends with "Hearts and Bones," Paul Simon's story of a couple ("one and one-half wandering Jews") who can't live with (or without) each other.
Naturally it had all the Brian Cox tropes, which you'll love or hate: the half-man half-silhouette wandering past gorgeous vistas, scattering mind-boggling facts in his wake like a tourism ad directed by Doctor Who.
These man-who-wronged-me anthems are all well and good until your other half wanders off to buy drinks, only to reappear half an hour later with two shots of Aftershock Blue and a light-up baby's dummy.
Polat shrugged, and we spent the next half hour wandering through the cemetery.
The disputers flourished for about a century and a half as wandering political advisors, counseling rulers throughout pre-unification China.
But those who dare to dance with their dreams and their ghosts -- and those who are ready to acknowledge that art does not always equal prettiness -- might want to traipse across the Seine to one of the world's most provocative museums, the Palais de Tokyo and spend a half day wandering through an atlas of often troubling fantasies that rumble beneath the consciousness of the world we all inhabit.
Gillian Anderson spent the first half-hour wandering through the hospital with a shirt lathered in blood.
After some half-directed wandering, we finally found it (no ticket!) and climbed back inside.
I lived in Shar E Naw and the idea of some listless fitted-up half-wit wandering around deciding who to bomb was too much for the gathering in my lounge room.
In the first half, she wanders around at the designers' New York show, interviewing puzzled-looking celebrities, such as Kirsten Dunst and Elijah Wood.
