Sentence examples for strayed by from inspiring English sources

At one point he strayed by mistake into a Munich beer hall crowded with Nazis.

And we all hear regularly from them about times when they have strayed by eating a pan of brownies, a steak, yogurt, etc.

Some Romans regard the Pope as a pilgrim from the Moral Majority who strayed by chance, into the Dolce Vita and decided to blast it with righteousness.

C.N. Parkinson summarised how far it had strayed, by 1800, from its commercial purpose: "How was the East India Company controlled?

It costs $5,500, crated, but he resists the suggestion that as a youth culture chronicler, he has somehow strayed by making expensive furniture.

"When I find myself in the company of scientists," W. H. Auden wrote, "I feel like a shabby curate who has strayed by mistake into a drawing room full of dukes".

You don't want to stray by studying something not so important for too long and ignoring more essential concepts.

Strayed (played by Reese Witherspoon) was an inexperienced outdoorsperson; she had a guidebook, and she learned as she went along.

They say they strayed into Iran by accident but were convicted of espionage and illegal entry.

Probably the most humorous take on "offsetting" guilt is at www.cheatneutral.com, where unfaithful spouses can neutralize their straying by purchasing non-straying hours from some faithful partner.

The Strays, by Emily Bitto (Twelve).