Sentence examples for wanders with from inspiring English sources

The public wanders, with its oohs and ahs, its groans and jeers, its million opinions.

Others sound like double-talk ("But he who wanders with purpose has no purpose to wander").

The plot wanders with a marvelous, slightly demented freedom from Paris to the countryside, from political thriller to romantic melodrama.

The devil wanders with his straw sack, at night, through the meadows and the woods behind the town.

A chain of elephants, trunks and tails linked, wanders, with a mixture of upbeat energy and complacent pride, along the endpapers of a children's book.

"Not Going Anywhere" sounds like one guitar presiding over one band playing in one room; "Nolita" wanders with different friends through various states of consciousness.

Now go for a wander with it.

Ms. Joo wandered with them, occasionally playing her violin.

For a long time, I've been wandering with them.

The historic harbour in Poole is well worth a wander, with its quaint fishing boat marina.

Wander with Vincent from the rural Netherlands to the streets of Paris.