Sentence examples for ramble along from inspiring English sources

Now he's back with a wild, teasing ramble along the margins of celebrity culture.

We ramble along the red dirt road, and soon enough we've travelled farther than I made it the day before on foot.

But it's the fifth pot, set against the iron railing by the sidewalk, that is home to the urban legend: a cantaloupe vine so vigorous its side shoots cascade over the pot and ramble along the warm concrete.

The historic area isn't large, roughly one square mile, but if you ramble along its honeycombed nest of lanes you can easily put in a few miles in an afternoon.

On a warm summer's day a ramble along a riverbank or around a pond is likely to reward you with a dazzling display of brightly coloured dragonflies hawking along the waterway in search of prey.

But Mr. Roccoli has no real idea what he wants to ask them, and so the conversations ramble along in annoyingly unfocused fashion, with only Mr. Wade's energy and charisma providing a bulwark against the tedium.

The opening song, I Just Wanna Make Love to You, rambled along in fits and starts before fizzling out altogether.

The chatty, occasionally self-conscious text rambles along on various tangents, giving Allan Ahlberg's narrator the voice of a daft grandpa.

It's a mouthful, but the title of Tarek Halaby's lecture-performance, which rambles along like a garrulous dissertation topic, was the first wink of the night: "An attempt to understand my socio-political disposition through artistic research on personal identity in relationship to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Part One".

Before they made their moves, the campaign was just rambling along with Mark Green, the public advocate, leading in the polls and the three other main Democrats trailing, struggling to be second and praying Green wouldn't hit 40percentt, which would mean no runoff.

We took rambles along the Methow River in north central Washington, and hillside climbs in local parks.