Sentence examples for wanders alone from inspiring English sources
The man with the penis nose in the stovepipe hat now wanders alone in the darkness of these monochrome canvases.
But he remains a guy with a loyal but small following, who wanders alone though airports carrying his own guitar to another gig at another small club.
Hans Zimmer wanders alone on to a cluttered stage, sits at an electric piano and tinkles out the frail melody to a speakeasy rag from Driving Miss Daisy.
Since the death of my son, Chad, last fall, my spirit often wanders alone on a small island where grief is my only companion, and where the tide is always cold and dark.
How Elizabeth ends up there is a far-fetched tale: she wanders alone on the road after being turned away from a sinister motel in the middle of the night; Shelby accidentally hits her with her car, then brings her home for emotional and physical abuse.
(Thank you, Thoreau!) Then there's Rousseau, a Herculean walker, who traipsed as a young man across the Alps from Geneva to Turin and back, and then to Paris and back; who said that he couldn't think unless walking; and who suggests, in "Reveries of the Solitary Walker," his final work, that only he who wanders alone can become "self-sufficient like God".
We are not wandering alone any more.
A woman is wandering alone in the forest.
I feel safe wandering alone or just with the girls.
"And I would wander alone, hating the sound of rain".
