Sentence examples for wandering into this from inspiring English sources

Alex had the misfortune of wandering into this pack of pride of lions and is liable to get eaten because they're hungry.

Those that misbehave - no, not loitering under the influence, but simply wandering into this small town - end up in the jail, where in early November there were 13 inmates.

This is wandering into the territory marked "excrutiating".

The people who work here are always friendly and helpful, and it's easy to lose track of time wandering into the different sections of this store in Kirkwood, a suburb that has a charming, small-town feel.

"How did a nice psychologist like Haidt wander into this minefield?" Bartels asked: Ah, the white working-class, yet again.

But those looking for subtlety and sophistication should not have wandered into this film in the first place.

Albrecht, Giselle's seducer, and Hilarion, his gamekeeper rival, wander into this timeless place as in a daze.

An American college student named Matthew Michael Pittt) wanders into this preserve of Old Europe and almost never makes it out again.

I figure that Ingrid's probably calling me to come and get her by now, and here I've wandered into this weird family scene.

And like all proper English drawing rooms, you get the feeling that a bull might wander into this china shop at any moment.

Worse, Arthur and Charley often seem like gothic characters who have wandered into this story from a Cormac McCarthy novel or a rough-hewn folk tale.