Sentence examples for meandered from inspiring English sources

His report is now at least five years later than anyone imagined possible and as he meandered on – "It's been very difficult" – it gradually dawned on the committee that part of the delay was down to Chilcot's inability to use one word when several thousand would do.

And at the end, when Bush meandered to a close, the audience at first remained seated to clap, unsure whether to get up.

Chonghou meandered off to Britain and New York, before being summoned back to Paris to convey the apology.

His career has meandered between academia, finance and government, but he has always been a forceful proponent of economic considerations in the formation of American foreign policy.

Like his party affiliations (he has in his time been a Democrat and a member of the tiny Reform Party as well as a Republican), his policy positions have meandered all over the place.

Now he has his reward.Mr Zoellick, whose career has meandered between academia, finance and government, is a well-known face in Washington, DC.

The conversation often meandered and sometimes Socrates contradicted himself.

The St Patrick's Day parade had meandered through the area, leaving a mess in its wake.

In reality, the trail was more like a braided band, frayed at the ends, which meandered a little with each year and with changing weather conditions.

Ahead the river meandered through narrow gorges of the silent Mahabharat range.

As my frustrated, fatalistic co-victim and I edged our cars on to a grass verge for a long exchange of insurance details in the dark, the offending mutt meandered into the opposite lane where he was clipped by a van and spun through the air, landing on his feet with a yelp before vanishing through a hedge.