Sentence examples for roving in from inspiring English sources

It's a whole scene — elderly men nursing cups of coffee, Pinoy teenagers roving in groups.

In fact, Constance suspects that he may have been roving in Barbs's direction.

Roving, in archery, form of practice or competition dating from at least the 16th century, when it was practiced by the Honourable Artillery Company at Finsbury Fields near London.

— ANDY NEWMAN Officials were out before dawn in Montauk on Tuesday, roving in pickup trucks and S.U.V.'s, trying to get a grasp on the damage the coming light of day would reveal.

O'Shea drew on her idyllic childhood memories, especially of summers spent roving in east Galway, to create a landscape on the soft border between the here-and-now and the never-was, between Ireland and Tír na nÓg.

Two GRP architectures are investigated S2 glass woven roving in Cycom 4102 polyester resin matrix and a balanced 5-harness satin weave E-glass in a Ciba epoxy (LY564) matrix.

His readiness to do anything he's asked is what makes Rex matter: That reminds me of the night, way after midnight, when he went a-roving in the light of the moon and brought back a small chest of drawers he had found somewhere — how far from the house nobody ever knew; since it was Rex, it could easily have been half a mile.

Rove in particular is an intimidating figure.

While a central focus for investigators apparently has been the role played by aides to Rove in the Griffin matter, some witnesses to the investigation told me that they have been asked specifically about Rove's own personal efforts.

Stimulus sound-pressure level (SPL) was roved in 1 dB increments between 27 and 33 dB across trials, in reference to the output of an acoustic calibrator (re: 20 µPa, 4321, Brüel & Kjær).

Kentucky fans are roving revenue in the SEC.