Sentence examples for wandering to get from inspiring English sources

Are they bolting to get access to something that they want (e.g., the park) or are they wandering to get away from something that they find terribly uncomfortable (e.g., a loud noise).

What I would do to help a family that has a child with autism who wanders to get something is very different from what I would do to help them if the child was doing it to get away from something.

Certainly, the latter two had a blessedly child-friendly manner, while at the same time – give or take the odd six-year-old insouciantly wandering off to get a drink – not standing for any disruption or indiscipline.

Kessler begins his book with some truly interesting and worthwhile background on the beginnings of what we know as the Secret Service, starting with President Lincoln's negligent bodyguard wandering off to get drunk, leaving the president unprotected.

Burial is lost and endlessly wandering trying to get them back, while announcing, again, at the end of Rival Dealers "This is who I am"; because who he is is not what they want him to be. .

I go for a wander, to try to get a feel for the ins and outs of this film.

While Gary talked with the Midwestern businessman, Carolyn wandered in to get a towel for the shower.

Sooner or later, they wander inside to get coffee or something to eat.

I wandered around to get my bearings — seven squares, six churches, one fine-looking ice cream shop — and then checked into my hotel.

With maps always in our pockets, or literally in front of our eyes, might we lose the ability to wander, and to get lost?

Antarctica is not a place replete with second chances – you can't simply ask for directions or wait for someone to wander past to get help.