Sentence examples for meandering into from inspiring English sources

"The public nature," he began, meandering into his thought.

This season, Sedaris spends less time supplying advice and more energy meandering into idiosyncratic obsessions with death and solitude.

One example of many: "Palate flavors boast blackberry and dark braised fig while meandering into a finish of overripe crushed pomegranate".

Bears have long been meandering into settled areas, particularly in the summer, as the young are rousted from their lairs to make way for new offspring.

Yet Granger failed to sustain the momentum of those years, meandering into television, some stage work and often indifferent European and American movies.

Curtains, as dumb and happy as any non-dead dog, cocked his head and studied the hunkering humans before meandering into the kitchen to see if, in the time he'd been dead, someone had refilled his dish with kibble.

So, they meander into mediocrity.

Dom meandered into the dining room again.

The drive meanders into areas of shabby quietude.

What if the airline pilot meandered into the cockpit in a bermuda shirt and shorts?

Joseph River meanders into Lake Michigan, while in the east the Maumee flows northeastward into Lake Erie.