Sentence examples for to avoid wandering from inspiring English sources
In Pantin, for instance, a walk around town requires a good map, a spirit of adventure and careful planning to avoid wandering into an unsafe neighborhood.
Here's what I'd do: Give your total tip to the cashier, to avoid wandering around the salon like a freshly-coiffed A.T.M. Say, "Please give $40 to the stylist" — or a hair less (har har), if her bulging head count really bothers you.
You really want to avoid wandering off into other areas only marginally related to the project, interesting though they may be.
Without a good rest, they lack the ability to think clearly and avoid wandering thoughts.
Within two or three months after the initiative is implemented, Garcetti says, business owners will be able to file initial paperwork online and avoid wandering the confusing maze of agency reps in Figueroa Plaza, which serves as the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety's headquarters.
Same goes for household items: avoid wandering along in the hope of adding "stuff" to your kitchen or other areas of the house.
Wisely, she avoids wandering into the muck of comparing the two totalitarian terror apparatus to decide which was worse, but she argues that "at a very deep level, the two systems are related".
As for the appeal for someone actually running a mobile-first business, Astrid founder and CEO Jon Paris tells us that, any way you slice it, mobile customer support is critical to avoid long, wandering emails and negative ratings in app markets.
This will provide you with a good opportunity to take stock of what you have seen and what else you might want to do in the museum, helping you to stay focused to avoid aimless wandering.
While the young couple are driving back from town, Barbara swerves to avoid a dog wandering the roadway and crashes through a covered bridge, plunging into the river below.
Avoid wandering off into memories of good times, since while you might feel some joy for those good times, the danger is you are now trying to re-live them, rather than express happiness and appreciation that they had been.
