straying造句

The principle applies not only to straying from a diet but also to major transgressions.

Every once in a while one of my lambs will develop a habit of straying.

She shook her head, sympathy straying between her vision of this young girl and the slice of cake.

Then give yourself some free time to learn something new and worthwhile, and stop straying from your path.

It drives us to keep partners from straying with tactics such as escalating vigilance or showering a partner with affection.

And yet there is no denying that there were ten years of straying still on my to-do list.

If we don't teach children about this, they will end up straying from the correct path. So, this is a mission that we should take on.

The crescent moon was covered by dark clouds. You were terrified, straying in the boundless moon overflowing. The only thing you could do was weeping.

An Iranian news service close to the President's camp insinuated that Mr Mottaki had sinned by straying from Iran's official line during "certain unofficial meetings" with foreigners.

It was like that moment in a horror movie when you understand that the rogue car, rather than simply straying off course, is actively pursuing children and puppies.

Bound in an alliance of mutual benefit, clown fish spend their entire lives with their host anemones, rarely straying more thana few yards from them.

This all shows that the younger a woman is, the tougher she will be on a straying man, and the more important fidelity and monogamy are to her value system.

His head and throat were bare, and, as he spoke with a helpless look straying all around, he took his coat off, and let it drop on the floor.

Gus stood at the table, toying with a cue stick, his eyes straying lazily over the billiard balls scattered about the table in the array of an unfinished game.

It was not a night in which any credible witness was likely to be straying about a cemetery, so the three men who were there, digging into the grave of Henry Armstrong, felt reasonably secure.