Sentence examples for once strayed from inspiring English sources

"There are lot of things that I don't really buy into about Southern culture," said Mr. Hunter, who had once strayed long and far from his roots.

An onion farmer, Salim Nasir, once strayed too close to the killing ground during that time, after the uprising of Iraqi Shiites in the south failed and Saddam Hussein unfurled his vengeance against them.

He has never once strayed from his commitment to fighting against the Man (while also curiously disclaiming himself as one).

Yet ask the Ambanis about their ambitions and they do not once stray from their home turf.

The watchmaker used its usual double-sided farm-raised alligator skin wristband for the Derrick Tourbillon, though it did once stray from this standard to use wild-caught stingray, which Mr. Schaller said he was not keen to use again because of concerns about wildlife preservation.

As far as we could tell in our subtle surveillance, each parent was assigned to a child, and do not once stray from their post.

"I was able to pet her. and I thought, I can't subject her to a life of feral cathood". She and her husband have four house cats, all of whom were once strays.

Branch said in the interview he believed that Clinton "had once maybe strayed more often than that and made a big resolution not to do it in the White House because there was too much at stake".

And once you strayed beyond that narrow strip of indie-as-commonly-understood, there was a steadily accumulating ferment of activity that shredded the indie stereotype to the point where, by the decade's end, the word was virtually meaningless.

They did so aware that, once they strayed into intellectual, political or physical pursuits, they would be punished, regarded as an oddity among their sex since these were serious pursuits best left to men.

Democrats also expressed alarm that the polished showbiz performance of Trump, who, for once, rarely strayed from his prepared message and softened controversial language on Muslims, could resonate among a distracted and fearful electorate.