Sentence examples for wandering at from inspiring English sources
No wandering at all, its beginning and final lines, like brackets or arms, turning the poem into an embrace.
Wandering at ease among this year's visual landscapes, I kept coming across new permutations of Mallarmé's encyclopedic fantasy.
For the next several hours, people rode up and down, stopping in at the stations, wandering at a snow-day pace, often reëncountering each other on intersecting orbits.
Miriam Katin of Manhattan recalled the sad tale of a chicken she saw wandering at the corner of Spring and Greene Streets in SoHo.
Twain talks about what he's interested in until he's no longer interested in it, and then he talks about something else, wandering at "free will all over your life".
In an interview with Omni in 1991, he described the allure of programs that would let you feel as if you were wandering at will inside a Moorish temple or through the chambers of a beating heart.
(My mind wandered at that point).
She finds that she's ignored, invisible, free to wander at will.
Peake's imagination is a gothic ruin in which we wander at our peril.
The Allmans melded blues, country and jazz, while their jams wandered at will.
It had wandered at least 1,500 miles before meeting its end at the front of an S.U.V. in Connecticut.
