The phrase "wonder around" is not correct in written English.
The correct phrase is "wander around." Example: We used to wander around the streets of Paris in the summertime.
On planes, you're all buckled-in and you can't even walk up and down the aisles, but on a train, you can wonder around and eat and watch things pass you by.
(Alice Malia, 34) I do wonder around the city for many different reasons.
Having shed hundreds of pounds (and gained it back in muscle) Weirdicht's Bob Stone (as he calls himself now) is a babe magnet and human killbot, but still maintains his wide-eyed wonder around the once popular kid.
The Bluetooth connection to both a smartphone and a PC was rock solid in all conditions, allowing me to wonder around the room without losing connection and out on the street with the phone in my pocket without issue.
But the former world number one really is back now, as yesterday's near-faultless 65, an opening round of steely-eyed wonder around a stunning (and stunningly difficult) golf course, proved.
Some eyes wonder around the room catching other faces, or glancing up as lighting changes take us from sitting in the dark to sitting under a rainfall of glowing lights.
But they are part of a profound wondering (around 1970) over the relationship between film and life.
I had thought we would at least water but on inspection the soil seemed good to me, moist and crumbly underneath, so we wondered around, pulled a couple weeds, picked at a leaf and sort of said hello.
The series was pretty natural, we just spent the day wondering around drinking tea and enjoying the sunshine".
You will begin to live in the past, believing a truth that has now become a lie and wondering around in a world that no longer exists.
You will see some dwarves wondering around, waiting impatiently for their fame and fortune.
