In stump speeches back then, he could wander from point to point with little coherent theme or narrative, bouncing, say, from a digression on legislative procedure to one on constitutional analysis, and taking plenty of time to do it.
Allow your discussion to wander from point to point.
Jeremy Fisher, an entrepreneur in New York who is working on a travel start-up called Wander, pointed to Twitter as an example of a site that has established its own lingo with spectacular results.
It showed an uncanny talent for concealing itself in the deepest recesses of a sofa or wandering off to points unknown.
Kyrgios was remarkably cool, fiddling with his shoelaces between points, wandering about the baseline, loose-limbed and casting a glance around the court (curiously not rammed in the first hour – especially the Royal Box; no change there).
Some scenes show the confined park animals in a panicked state, and Mr. Côté's striking compositions, held long enough for the mind to wander productively, point to the absurdity and cruelty of a life in captivity.
A toothless woman wandered up, pointed at some tough-looking characters with automatic weapons who were sitting in a jeep, and shouted at me, "Do they look like killers to you? Could they kill women and children, as they are accused of doing?" I answered, "Yes, they do," but she ignored me and walked off to shout at someone else.
Moreover, the combined effects of atmospheric scintillation and beam wander induced pointing errors are considered in order to determine the optimum beam size that minimizes the bit error rate (BER) of the system for a fixed transmitter power and link length.
Denote by Ω ( f ) the set of all non-wandering points of f.
The set of non-wandering points of X is denoted by Ω ( X ).
Denote by Ω ( H | E H, e ) the set of non-wandering points of H on the energy hypersurface E H, e.
