Sentence examples for someone wandering from inspiring English sources

Someone wandering into the place by accident would think: This looks like the kind of place where they fly spaceships.

Now and then, someone wandering past gets to wondering about the dogs and whether they are being cared for properly.

In March, they reported seeing someone wandering around Skid Row in a confused state wearing a colostomy bag.

Kristin Swiat appeared to be someone wandering lost in troubling thoughts in "Fine, and You?" At first she stepped gingerly.

His singing is a steady baritone recital that drifts in and out of melody like someone wandering through a gas station looking for Tic Tacs: he seems focussed yet unhurried.

A typical pen portrait of someone wandering across Libby's critical gaze: "she was somewhere north of 50, with dark, darting eyes that bulged out of a bony face" and "the shiny coating of someone on too many pills".

Then someone wandered into her hospital room and was startled to find the bed empty.

If someone wanders into traffic – a child, a senior citizen – they don't "deserve" to die.

Every time someone wandered by, their head turned and they stopped, no matter how fast they were walking.

We were out shopping in Tesco the other day, and someone wandered up and said you're our new Assembly Member aren't you, a couple of people came up and wished me congratulations, and one person came up to talk about an issue they had.

If the doors to their cells open and someone wanders in they must slow down or stop.