Sentence examples for wandering the globe from inspiring English sources

Set in a post-apocalyptic steampunk world where cities are huge machines wandering the globe, fighting for resources, it definitely looks the part in the trailer.

Next up are the San Antonio Spurs, who have been wandering the globe looking for the fountain of youth since their series against the Memphis Grizzlies ended, with time for a short vacation in Bali.

And he does so by wandering the globe in search of those that play — or have played — a special role in the intellectual and social lives of their communities.

He can have a decorous combo from the tea shops of his youth wandering the globe of musical possibility ("Norden," with images of dry whiteness, and the Afro-genteel "Westen").

Being a delectable soprano (she's one of my oldest friends and I'm not going to let delectable go lightly), she spends a lot of time wandering the globe singing delectably (OK, I've finished now).

Mr. Hitchens, a British Trotskyite who had lost faith in the Socialist movement, spent much of his life wandering the globe and reporting on the world's trouble spots for The Nation magazine, the British newsmagazine The New Statesman and other publications.

In the years that followed, Rimbaud wandered the globe, working odd jobs from circus cashier to African gunrunner.

One of Nancy's more charming suitors wandered the globe stalking tigers; the Oxford-educated lords of South Africa rooted out steenbok.

Short Orders Nook, an appropriately named new cafe at 746 Ninth Avenue (50th Street), has sandwiches, salads and main dishes that wander the globe.

Just as Millner wandered the globe, from Cape Town to Brooklyn, tentatively adopting causes and identities, her writing has an unsettled quality.

In that best-selling romp, he ditched the hellhole beat for a year and wandered the globe, from Bhutan to Iceland to Switzerland, looking for countries with a high "happiness index".