Sentence examples similar to stroll randomly from inspiring English sources
I was at a dinner party after Roof's confession, and even the black folk at the table thought it was strange and abnormal that the black prayer warriors let this out-of-place white male just randomly stroll up in the church.
A few people randomly strolling toward breakfast muffins, or roasted peanuts, or lamb chops, or People magazine.
That's exactly what happens to Rebecca in Madeleine George's "Zero Hour," an endearing if ungainly drama about a young woman in publishing who starts randomly meeting former Hitler Youth on strolls through the city.
The Russian federal prison service allowed the journalists to stroll about Correctional Colony No. 13 for several hours, interviewing inmates randomly, but only in the company of guards, a prison service press aide and the warden.
If associational privacy is important, a bored visitor strolling the halls of a hospital should not maneuver to watch a randomly selected patient give birth; and if he does, he merits criticism as a morally offensive intruder.
But, how could he explain to Dianne that a caricature artist would randomly be waiting for them at the gardens when they arrived for a Sunday stroll?
"They randomly fired at people sitting near the beach before entering the restaurant,"" said witness Ahmed Nur, who was strolling along the shoreline when the attack happened.
Pensioners stroll along the beach.
"A midnight stroll?" he asked.
