Sentence examples for i started wandering from inspiring English sources

"I started wandering around the room.

Then I started wandering around Fort Greene, Crown Heights and finally, Bed-Stuy.

As soon as I started wandering down little alleyways, lined with honey-coloured stone houses, and gardens bursting with jasmine, lime trees and morning glory, I was hit by the atmosphere.

Once I started wandering the streets of Istanbul in preparation for the novel and the museum, raiding flea markets, secondhand bookstores, and the homes of friends and family for old pillboxes, ashtrays, framed pictures of mosques, identity cards and passport photos, I realised that collecting artefacts for a museum is not very different from collecting stories and facts for a novel.

"Then I started wandering, but I got a camera because it gave it a little more meaning... a life of wandering is really what it all is".

I started wandering around, listening to snippets of the various standup reports being done by the TV news people, taking pictures for groups of people who wanted to get pictures with the Supreme Court building in the background.

He also gestured to the hospital identification band on his wrist and said: "This is in case I start wandering around tonight.

"She knows that if I start wandering, Marty or Mike Doyle or Bart Stupak or Heath, they're gonna say, 'Hey, what's the deal?' " The Tuesday supper was the only formal meal served to the residents, although Jim DeMint could be found most mornings making his way downstairs, in pajama bottoms and T-shirt, to fetch his breakfast of tea, Oreos, and dried cranberries.

For me, when I stop learning, when I realize I haven't been scared in a while, that's when I start wandering.

When I first started wandering around some of the more obscure nooks and crannies of this planet, lo these many years ago, Internet connections were rare and wonderful discoveries; now I just get annoyed when I can't get online.

When I finally got out of the tent and started wandering, I recognized a brand of tent that was the same kind used at the yoga teacher training school I once attended, and was convinced everyone from my Mexican yoga school was at this same music festival.