Sentence examples for roving to from inspiring English sources

Rarely can Crowder be caught standing still, as his defensive possessions are spent in oscillation between getting a hand on his assigned man on the perimeter, digging down to help in the post, locking and trailing around screens, and roving to contest penetration.

Test it hard while roving to your usual haunts; if you expect to get mail in a timely fashion, spotty data coverage will drive you nuts.

All three dancers had an ungainly charm and a wonderfully relaxed way of engaging the audience in "String Theory," set to Bach, and "Roving to Join," set to an intriguing score by David Drinkwater that sounded like the music that might emanate from Fourth of July sparklers.

I'm not sure I want Karl Rove to know you even asked that question.

Plans called for the sampling to rove to other commuter hubs for the remainder of this week, including Pennsylvania Station and Columbus Circle, with distribution of about 20,000 kits.

Johnson, a rangy, diffident thirty-six-year-old animator, roved to and fro, a large pale moon orbiting a small fiery sun.

Opportunity's next task is to rove to Endeavor crater to inspect what may be outcropping sea floor 100 times thicker than the one it just left.

Damozel, "Rove to Cooperate?... or Not," Buck Naked Politics, Feb. 3, 2009.

But his interests rove to broader questions: "Is there life elsewhere in the universe?

The sliver was then roved to twist it slightly before being spun, woven and dyed.

Your hands shouldn't rove to any inappropriate places -- keep it PG.