In Aceh, many stunned survivors wander^ the roads, some unable to talk, most unable to comprehend what has happened to them.|
The wilderness of books in which she could wander^ where she liked, made the library a region of bliss to her.|
Sometimes, sign-carrying protesters from one group wander^ over to challenge people from the other side, resulting in verbal clashes.|
The Ethiopian citizens cannot wander^ in city without the permission of the government.|
He is someone who is denied entrance to heaven and hell and has to wander^ the Earth forever with just a lump of coal from hell to guide his way.|
They took farmers' fences down so their cows would wander^ in the streets.|
We spent the morning wander^ing around the oldest part of the city.|
She was found several hours later, wander^ing the city, lost.|
He was here a moment ago but he's wander^ed off somewhere.|
After dinner, we wander^ed into town.|
His attention wander^ed as the speaker droned on.|
During the storm the ship wander^ed from its course.|
wander^ means to go about from place to place usually without a plan or definite purpose.|
After dinner, we wander^ed into town.|
As winter approaches, Yellowstone's bison will soon wander^ outside the park in search of food across the border in Montana.|
I love to wander^ through the winter morning fog.|
Just wander^ around and enjoy it.|
Not all who wander^ are lost.|
They concluded perhaps dog saliva is not the next wonder^ drug.|
These wonder^ books , as her kids call them, give students daily opportunities to explore passions, thoughts and questions in writing.|
Passing these dwellings, we wonder^ what nature of shut-in is concealed behind the window shades.|
Every child deserves a life full of wonder^.|
A democratic society needs to raise young ones with a highly tuned sense of wonder^ in order to maintain the health, wealth and vitality of the nation.|
Our sense of wonder^ - if alive and well - applauds each marvel, each grace, each surprise.|
As they yearn to understand and make the best of life, a sense of wonder^ tilts their thinking forward.|
Students may wonder^ about trivial matters.|
It looks shiny against the stiff white pillow, and I wonder^ when it will start to fall out.|
Take the time to wonder^, to question and to learn.|
How can we best teach the young to wonder^ in ways that will evoke true compassion rather than sham versions?|
Natural specimens as objects of study and wonder^ played an integral part in European intellectual life.|
Alexandria, the seventh wonder^ of the world.|
I wonder^ if they told him about latest news.|
Elvin and his team developed the wonder^ rubber by first isolating part of the gene.|
Do you ever struggle to lift a heavy rock and wonder^ how a massive mountain can rise thousands of feet above the plain without even trying?|
Do you ever wonder^ when the leaves flutter down in autumn at the incomprehensible power of life that brings them back in spring?|
Lawrence called wonder^ our sixth sense.|
Many people experience wonder^ when they are in nature, and so it is good to work with this spiritual practice in spring.|
May they never lose their sense of innocence and wonder^.|
Contemplation gives rise to wonder^ and wonder gives rise to love.|
With DNA so tightly folded and packed, it's a wonder^ any genes are accessible at all.|
I wonder^ if other dogs think poodles are members of a weird religious cult.|
I was starting to wonder^ how you could have possibly known so much.|
No wonder^ there has been such a huge gap between records.