strays造句

The windmill never strays in search of the wind.

They are waifs and strays, and cast aways of society.

First, I want to tweeze some of the strays, okay?

Yet heaven help anyone, car driver or pedestrian, who strays even momentarily into a cycle lane.

It can help you spot where your code strays, intentionally or unintentionally, from good design principles.

It has a calming effect, especially if you continue to return your focus to your breath when your mind strays.

James 5:19 My brethren, if any among you strays from the truth and one turns him back.

Among the equally tatty shops and apartment blocks, a woman dog-walker was hurling stones at a gang of strays that were menacing her pet.

Officials in Mouding County in southwestern Yunnan Province had ordered the mass extermination of dogs, pets as well as strays, after three people died in a rabies outbreak.

Here is the story, in brief. A lonely pilgrim—it is Dante himself—strays into a dark wood, and is guided by the Roman poet Virgil down into Hell to contemplate the harrowing fate of the damned.

The pencil is the perfect shade to finally give a little color to my brows, and the brush stuff tames any little stubborn strays, and they stay put all day.