Sentence examples for know to stray from inspiring English sources
Overseas, however, he's been know to stray.
Albany's political leaders actively court its voters -- 70,912 enrolled Democrats and 40,900 enrolled Republicans -- because they are known to stray across party lines.
Doe holds to this belief ("Theories on Literature" 92-4), but he has been known to stray from it on occasion (Analysis of Popular Poems 100).
To "err" literally means, as Lowell knew, "to wander or stray"; Bishop, the great nomad, was "unerring" in her art, utterly on the right track and on that track alone.
Ledisi allows herself some indignant pride — the song "Hate Me" precedes one called "Shut Up" — but she knows not to stray too far from the image she's cultivating with fans.
I especially like Joselo, the blind bar owner whose ultra-dark, cave-like establishment has been known to attract stray penguins from the rocks nearby.
He should have known better than to stray, but politicians will wander outside that comfort zone.
The cooks in Toyota's kitchen knew better than to stray far from its blockbuster – if bland – formula for its Camry sedan.
But the real intrigue begins when Jessa (Jemima Kirke) shows up, beautiful and foreign and known to prey on stray boyfriends.
Leading writers in this vein were Artapanus, Eupolemus, and Cleodemus (all c. 100 bce), but their works are known to us only from stray quotations by the early Church Fathers Eusebius and Clement of Alexandria.
