Sentence examples for wandering behind from inspiring English sources
The three in the middle were usually Redknapp, John Barnes – whom Evans moved infield to be his "eyes and ears" on the pitch – and McManaman wandering behind the front two.
I spent a good hour wandering behind the Peach Garden Mosque near the Old City section, in one of the city's dwindling traditional neighborhoods of residential alleyways, and found life lived in the open: a man and woman washing a fish at an outdoor sink, a pair of red and purple rubber gloves hanging near just-scrubbed sweet potatoes, a cart full of fluorescent light bulbs lining a side alley.
Instead of Yue wandering behind the temple to battle the magical snake, he stays with Zhou and the Abbot, while the other disciples go off to explore.
On a few occasions, journalists covering the hearing wandered behind the judge's bench as she presided over the case.
Then a captain, he led soldiers through perilous retreats and wandered behind enemy lines until they managed to swim across the Ebro.
At one point Miguel Frasconi, one of the players, wandered behind the bleachers, wielding an exotic curved flute like a space-age Pied Piper.
With less than 30 laps to go and Earnhardt trailing only Bill Elliott, I'd wandered behind the No. 3 car pit.
He and the other prisoners of war, captured as they wandered behind enemy lines, had been consigned to make vitamin syrup for pregnant mothers, trying to ignore the ominous "Schlachthof-Funf" (Slaughterhouse-Five) daubed on the door.Now they simply listened.
The game resumed, and Owen wandered behind the bleachers, hoping that Flat Rock would kick the home team's asses and give the handful of visitors something to cheer about.
Rusch kicked the dirt on the mound as the pitching coach Charlie Hough climbed the dugout steps; wandered behind the mound; removed his glove; and wiped his brow with his right hand.
Then you can wander behind the hedge at the Southampton Bays motel, and Deborah Johnson, 35, an unemployed nursing assistant, will give you a tour of the two rooms she shares with her nine children.
