Sentence examples for wanders said from inspiring English sources

Tucked inside the year-old Hotel on Rivington, Thor falls "between minimal and maximal," Mr. Wanders said, and represents "a connection between the past and the future".

Mr. Wanders said he created a sort of city plan with four distinct spaces: the plaster-enclosed entrance; a lounge furnished with the square-edge Bottoni sofa he designed for Moooi, a Dutch furniture maker; a bar; and the restaurant, whose black steel Outhouse, shown with Mr. Wanders, leads downstairs to the restrooms.

"Off-leash does not mean that you just let the dog wander," said Bob Marino, president of New York Council of Dog Owner Groups, an umbrella organization.

Even with a plan, Mr. Wander said, "it's embarrassing to have somebody sell if the share goes down later".

That should allow caregivers to establish a zone where patients can safely wander, said Jim McIntosh, the company's chief executive.

DAVID LEE, a partner at SV Angel, an investment firm in Silicon Valley that has helped finance Wander, said that he was seeing an influx of companies focused on one specific function — like photo-sharing or friend-finding.

"If you're a founder of the company, and all your assets are in the stock and you do want to diversify, this is very important," Mr. Wander said.

"He just likes to wander," said his wife, Kathy, who had already cracked open her first purchase of the day, "Life at the Marmont," a history of the Chateau Marmont on Sunset Boulevard.

All it takes is a caregiver who's working really hard, to turn around for a second and the person can wander," said Beth Kallmyer, vice president of constituent services at the Alzheimer's Association.

"For creativity, you need your mind to wander," says daydream expert Dr Schooler of the University of California.

There's an evolutionary advantage to the brain's system of mind wandering, says Eric Klinger, a psychologist at the University of Minnesota and one of the pioneers of the field.