Miliband delivered his speech in shirtsleeves and roamed away from the podium.
Then, on some unseen signal, the herd roamed away in the dying light.
Sometimes conference calls can roam away from work topics, and that's 100% OK. "You need to create the virtual water cooler, too," says Miller.
This means that, for example, delivery people or others that roam away from a central point of sale can also be equipped with instant card readers.
In the 1970s when the NY economy tanked, and Bernstein had received much flak for his Panther party, he began to roam away from the city, to Israel, to Europe, conducting and composing but his later work took on a less immediately connective, or certainly populist bent.
Having two of the four roam away from home base to take out the enemy, while the others stay behind to defend the precious fortification, is the only way to beat the respective tile of the game's randomly generated campaign.
The downside of settlement would have been less time for roaming farther away to hunt the meat they still needed in their diet.
It is obvious to me that if the buffalo had known this, they would have roamed farther away.
In order to obtain reasonable catches, divers based in these islands must now roam further away, e.g., to Take Bone Rate Atoll and through the Moluccas and Raja Ampat in West Papua.
Granting owners the ability to chat it up with distant colleagues and roam far-away halls, the TiLR has legs – I just can't wait until it gets some arms.
