Sentence examples for roaming across from inspiring English sources

The greatest hazards here are the cattle roaming across the street and the carts drawn by horse and oxen.

Gazing across the woodland he rents in Gloucestershire, he is envisaging wild pheasants roaming across the land.

Mr. Gannon said that a fear of thousands of bees roaming across City Island was initially unsettling to some residents.

Imagine passenger pigeons filling the North American skies once more, and woolly mammoths roaming across a vast Pleistocene park in Siberia.

Cruz, who is forty-one, eschews teleprompters, instead roaming across the stage and speaking slowly and dramatically, with well-rehearsed sweeps of his hands.

If the initiative proves a success, the plan is to roll out the paint to more animals – including privately owned cattle – roaming across Dartmoor's national park.

But sharks roam across extremely large home ranges.

I'd let my eyes roam across the desert.

In "Ah Liberty!" (2008) children roam across a junk-strewn, vaguely postapocalyptic rural terrain.

These bulbs are all distasteful to deer, which roam across our farm in increasing numbers.

Wild horses roamed across Europe, Asia and North America during the Ice Ages, between 2.5 million and 12,000 years ago.