Sentence examples for wander through town from inspiring English sources

In July, thousands of caribou wander through town.

Barefoot surfers, drawn by big waves and pristine beaches, wander through town carrying their boards.

Later on, when we have another coffee and then go for a wander through town, Øye discusses the early days of his band in London, and becomes noticeably happier.

Throughout the hiking season, the walkers appear seemingly out of nowhere (the trail crosses Route 44 about half a mile north of Salisbury) and wander through town: stopping at the post office to pick up care packages stuffed with rice, nuts and ramen noodles; using the computers at the Scoville Memorial Library to collect and send e-mail messages; and whiling away rainy afternoons in the cafes.

Continuing your wander through Town, refresh with a chilled coffee liquado at Munchies Cafe.

You can look in the phone book, internet directories or simply wander through town but the best way to find one is through recommendation.

They own two houses next to each other (they're selling one) on Rio Ruidoso, the narrow river that wanders through town.

When I couldn't stand it anymore, I left the house one morning with my backpack, and instead of going to school I wandered through town.

My most recent Sunday was the best: I watched the rowers outside Christchurch with a picnic and then wandered through town to the meadow and accidentally into a Baptism.

She is abnormally isolated — constrained by her father's religious fundamentalism, which dictates that she sit out school assemblies and accept as her social circle the motley members of her church group, with whom she wanders through town trying to evangelize.

There's a gradual exposition in which Mylène, like a princess in a castle, remains in the so-called fort where the couple lives (soon after they arrive, she discovers that she's pregnant) and Edgar, who's busy writing about his fictional characters (whom he calls his "creatures"), wanders through town running errands.