Sentence examples for let him wander from inspiring English sources

Like the wild raccoon that dawdled onto the stage during the excellent performance that night, we thought it advisable to let him wander off into the dark of Central Park.

While he is undertaking this quest - his mother is apparently happy to let him wander the city streets all day knocking on strangers' doors - Oskar, and the reader, begins to unearth all sorts of other things.

Philippe de Villiers, a far-right politician, wrote President Jacques Chirac a letter on Friday asking that Mr. Redeker be given "shelter — as a symbol — at the Élysée Palace, which is the palace of the republic, rather than let him wander," according to Agence France-Presse.

Hendrix saw the possibilities outside the rule-book margins and unlike Guy, found a band, manager and record company who let him wander into the wild fearlessly.

Either way, I let him wander forlornly into the night, because I didn't want to think about Limp Bizkit any more.

"Most people would have been broken by what he been through, or we would have been happy just to give him an atta boy and medal and let him wander through life," said Clinton.

They also appreciate that his active mind lets him wander off topic into places that their own skiers, under the microscope year-round, are not usually interested in traveling.

He is preparing us for Julia's change of heart, but her force-feeding the boy sleeping pills and letting him wander alone through the desert aren't easily forgotten.

Unfortunately, this was about as effective a disguise as giving Bin Laden a new turban and some RayBans and letting him wander up and down Pennsylvania Avenue still carrying his Kalashnikov.

"And I'm thinking, 'How have you all been letting him wander the halls of progressive power and know he's like this?'".

"Make him leave his hair the way it is and his face as dirty as it is and let him go wandering around this country and see what kind of sympathy he would get".