Sentence examples for the wander from inspiring English sources
verb
To move without purpose or specified destination; often in search of livelihood.
- To wander over the fields
When Joe Kapp, the wander ing quarterback, finally settled in Boston last month, an air plane flying over Harvard Sta dium heralded his arrival.
Judd Apatow – king of the tangent, lord of the wander – bumps a subplot up to full story status with this directionless sequel-cum-spin-off to his 2007 hit Knocked Up.
We were dropped straight into where we left off at the end of season two with poor Sam on the run and the White Walkers on the wander (the episode's title, Valar Dohaeris or "All men must serve", is the correct response to the phrase Valar Morghulis or "All men must die", which was the title of the final episode of season two).
The Wanderer No matter where you are or what you are looking at, The Wander meanders off to look at something else.
An early sponsor of Kleitman's sleep research was the Wander Company, which manufactured Ovaltine and hoped to promote it as a remedy for insomnia.
The key distinctions, really are stylistic, with the Wander offering up a softer frame to the Marshal's more rugged case.
Mines still claim the wandering water buffalo.
Of special concern is the wandering albatross.
The wandering violinist accepts requests and tips.
He keeps the wandering eye on me.
But sometimes, the wandering mind can encounter threats.
