It sounds good, but you have the creepy feeling that after the cheering and placard-waving is over, you will still not be able to find your car in the parking garage at the end of the rally and will be lost in space, wandering around and forgotten.
Ghostly figures, lost in reverie, wander through the garden in white robes, as they would in an ashram.
He recounted stories of birds wheeling in front of lighthouses, schools of fish whirling in the lamps of deep-sea divers, hares and foxes circling to escape hunters, and men lost in a fog wandering in loops.
It was a virtual tour that had you rummaging through Medical and Science labs, getting lost in Engineering and wandering the Recreational deck.
Each girl became lost after wandering through the human world.
At 1.20pm, a few miles away, near Marlborough, Wiltshire, the two were found wandering lost in Savernake Forest by a passerby.
Kristin Swiat appeared to be someone wandering lost in troubling thoughts in "Fine, and You?" At first she stepped gingerly.
Someone had seen a little boy with tea-colored skin and Chinese eyes wandering lost in a market in Boundiali, crying for his mother.
Today, once-rebellious talents often seem to be wandering lost in the constellation of celebrity, where they soon settle into complacency.
Any boy wandering lost in the warren of streets and alleyways that form this camp will inevitably tell a concerned adult that he comes from someplace he has almost surely never been.
My desire was moving in another direction: I read Eichendorff and Lenau at their most romantic, pored over Kleist's "Kohlhaas" and Hölderlin's "Hyperion," and stood guard by the ack-ack guns, lost in thought, my eyes wandering over the frozen sea.
