Usar "roving" en una oración

1. The boys became roving reporters who went about camp each day and simply observed what was going on

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2. engines, provided by a roving band of engineers which had,

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3. It was probably used by roving merchants from other parts of the city that just wanted some rest and relief without the long climb to better quarters

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4. All of these precautions had been implemented in order to prevent roving gangs of outsiders draining the meager stocks of the village

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5. like a roving Christmas caroling party is on its way to its next stop

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6. Hans’s eyes popped open, his head snapping to attention, his eyes roving

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7. Some years ago, the DEQ authorities in Boise established a set of roving vans housing emission control inspection stations

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8. In my time Riot Unit 19 became a roving unit to go to any place in South Africa which needed support

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9. Roving through mind wandering in the secular, shoe on the moon

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10. Roving through sincerity to all directions, forever is our course

11. Inner charm like a sijiqing, although appearance is not as bright as the flowers bright, charm is like the spring water by roving through outside introversion

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12. The cameras flashed and the pens scribbled and roving

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13. While Karina was roving on behalf of the New York Voice, she had spent a few nights in Paris before going down to Cannes to chase celebrities at the festival

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14. enough roving gangs well armed and intent on killing that a lookout

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15. The White Mice and ARVN troops, supplemented by roving U

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16. Sweating fatigue-clad men gathered at the bar in groups, pairs, or alone, eyes roving

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17. |10| For who has showed despite to an insignificant [or, “small”] day? And [or perhaps, “Yet”] they will rejoice and see the alloy-stone [or “tin-stone”] in the hand of Zerubbabel; these seven [are] the eyes of Hashem, those roving throughout the whole of the earth

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18. Once when he was a roving lieutenant at station #4

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19. as a roving stimulus package

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20. I have received word in advance of your intention to establish a roving militia

21. As theatres and cinemas emptied, the club began to fill to overflowing, mainly with conventionally dressed singles, couples or groups, whose roving eyes, distracted expressions and nervous smiles broadcast their intentions

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22. And so it came, after much roving of the eyes, that I determined to pry myself from the initial fear that held me at bay, and contended, at least for the while, to scour about the middle level of this haunt

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23. And at length there arose one circumstance that I could not fathom, which, after much roving about, I expressed to the youth

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24. You saw how one went mad at the knowledge that Thog was roving the palaces

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25. Threes: Roving reporter – sits in another part of the room and gives more details on the groups ‘story’ and also interviews the ‘witness’ or ‘subject expert’

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26. I have a roving foot

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27. "We have each a roving foot," answered Conan carelessly

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28. She fought him with fists, feet, knees, teeth and nails, with all the strength of her magnificent body and all the knowledge of hand-to-hand fighting she had acquired in her years of roving and fighting on sea and land

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29. This mixed race was in turn conquered later by a roving tribe of Hybori, and from these mingled elements came the kingdom of Zingara

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30. But east to Vilayet, and from the Arctic circle to the lands of Shem, the only inhabitants were roving tribes of Nordheimr, excepting the Cimmerians, settled in the old Turanian kingdom

31. out who was in the roving vehicle

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32. “Sir, those roving robots have just succeeded in cutting the main power cables from the generators section

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33. Marisha had long had contacts with higher education institutions in Africa; she had, after all, started her work in international politics by her involvement with the Poland-Africa Association from which she progressed through the Polish diplomatic service to end her career as a roving ambassador for her country; a long and distinguished career made up of deftly executed shifts in navigating the shifting floes of the century’s seemingly frozen politics

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34. Having mooned away during the honeymoon, she finds her life souring well before she turns forty as by then her man would have developed a roving eye

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35. Without a roving eye, won’t he make a steady lover? Oh, had I not stopped him in his tracks then, daredevil that he is, he could have declared his love for me then and there

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36. ‘What a flowing figure! Why, have I ever seen a more desirable woman ever? That is, in spite of my roving eye! What a dream stuff she is? Why, more than that, for I didn’t see such in my wildest dreams really

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37. “Maybe in my youth, my visage had that dual character, which, as I told you, endeared me to many a woman, and that was why without the fear of rejection, I could make a pass at every woman I had ever fancied; well, my weakness had always been the lightly darkish women with a tinge of sadness on their faces, and I was all too brotherly to those who failed to connect with my roving eye

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38. “the spiritual beauty of Rathi’s love lay in ignoring my roving eyes; it was not that she was any less sexy or I loved her any less, but I was too romantic to remain unmoved by the desirable women though she was more ardent than the best I’d ever laid

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39. travel by sea long before the Scandinavians were roving the sea

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40. of the five senses roving amongst objects perceived by the intellect can

41. Sophie, eyes wide with panic, her gaze roving over him in slow understanding as she tried to shake off the images

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42. Consequently, there was no one to meet or greet her at the airport, except for a couple of roving reporters, who’d been telexed a description of her, after her encounter with Joel’s fireman’s carry, back in Denver

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43. With a jaunty wave, and a wink he left, and Kathy was immediately assailed by a new and even worse dilemma than roving reporters and her mobility on crutches - What was she going to do about transportation!?!

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44. There were pictures of his parents, painted by roving Flemish artists

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45. " Darren had given in, figuring he could come up with some sort of scene in a tavern with bawdy serving maids and a band of roving minstrels for the music

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46. In ten days the Easter recess would be over, and he was due in the House of Lords, where he had been put down for a speech on the Home Rule Bill from the point of view of simple faith, and how was he to leave things in this muddle at home, and how was he to have the peace of mind, the empty clarity, appropriate to a proper approach of the measure if his inward eye went roving away to Redchester all the time and to the increasing confusion on his study table?

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47. I fancied that his roving eye was considering various means of utilizing his seemingly inexhaustible ingenuity if occasion should arise

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48. Moreover, as a roving reporter for

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49. When the ability to experience the euphoric states of happiness and joy associated with a sexual encounter with the beloved is lost, the partners start to have more and more of a roving eye, hoping to find a different person for whom they could experience the feelings and desires peculiar to the enamored state

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50. Usually, she prudently chose less attractive girls although I never had a roving eye

51. Does your wife have roving eyes?”

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52. “In those days there were roving photographers on the streets who used to snap

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53. roving colours of distant lands swept in

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54. Drink up, great warrior, before all the warmth and life is drained out of Ayenathurim and what we are left with is a wasteland of shattered dreams and roving monsters!” Artaxis picked up his cup of wine and drank heavily from it

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55. The man depicted in bronze was King Solomon, who more and more to me was nothing but a man of vanity with a penchant for roving maliciousness in order to get his way at any cost

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56. have a roving eye that lusts for the evil of this world

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57. Her eyes were roving along the top of the frame, where a series of crude faces, each wearing a different expression, had been carved

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58. She held a crippled doll in her hand, and her eyes were roving in an apparent search for its missing limb

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59. pulsing rainforests, raw humidity, clean air and roving wild storms

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60. Picking up a roving thought in my mind almost before I had thought it myself, he said that

61. Christians to him, so that he might with it buy a vessel there in Algiers under the pretence of becoming a merchant and trader at Tetuan and along the coast; and when master of the vessel, it would be easy for him to hit on some way of getting us all out of the bano and putting us on board; especially if the Moorish lady gave, as she said, money enough to ransom all, because once free it would be the easiest thing in the world for us to embark even in open day; but the greatest difficulty was that the Moors do not allow any renegade to buy or own any craft, unless it be a large vessel for going on roving expeditions, because they are afraid that anyone who buys a small vessel, especially if he be a Spaniard, only wants it for the purpose of escaping to Christian territory

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62. All this was done very promptly, and under sail we ran more than eight miles an hour without any fear, except that of coming across some vessel out on a roving expedition

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63. own grave, which I set about doing, while I regretted bitterly the roving disposition

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64. resistance to the touch, could not bribe his restless hands from roving;

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65. such inflammatory liberties of his roving hands, as made all shame fly

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66. Every time it stopped, the metal arms unfolded and turned this way and that, like a roving robot on an alien planet looking for signs of life

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67. On the other hand, the quick, roving eye of the scout seldom rested

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68. His roving eyes began to moisten, and before the hymn was ended scalding tears rolled out of fountains that had long seemed dry, and followed each other down those cheeks, that had oftener felt the storms of heaven than any testimonials of weakness

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69. Now then, late in 1702 Spain was expecting a rich convoy, which France ventured to escort with a fleet of twenty–three vessels under the command of Admiral de Chateau–Renault, because by that time the allied navies were roving the Atlantic

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70. Immovable as that rock, of which each appeared to form a part, they lay, with their eyes roving, without intermission, along the dark margin of trees, that bounded the adjacent shores of the narrow stream

71. "The place is, indeed, invested," returned Duncan; "but is there no expedient by which we may enter? capture in the works would be far preferable to falling again into the hands of roving Indians

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72. Werner sees the roving cane and opaque lenses of her glasses and realizes that she is blind

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73. Then she’s past, dress swaying lightly, cane roving back and forth, and he watches her continue up the street until the fog swallows her

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74. Volkheimer keeps them out in the field, roving villages along the Rance River

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75. Werner is captured a mile south of Saint-Malo by three French resistance fighters in streetclothes roving the streets in a lorry

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76. not without such parentheses, of kisses, such inflammatory liberties of his roving hands, as made all shame fly before them, and a blushing glow give place to a warmer one of desire, which led me even to find some relish in the present scene

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77. The prisoners gave them nicknames, including Hogjaw, Baby Dumpling, Bucktooth, Genghis Khan, and Roving Reporter; one unfortunate officer, wrote POW Lewis Bush, wore puffy pants and “walked as though he was always bursting to go to the lavatory,” prompting the men to call him Lieutenant Shit-in-Breeches

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78. I was grieved for my brother, and very much distressed to think of what had happened to blithe Dicky, as I was wont to call my nephew when he was a laddie, and I would fain have gratified the spirit of revenge in myself; but I brought to mind his roving and wanton pranks, and I counselled his father first to abide the upshot of the wound, representing to him, in the best manner I could, that it was but the quarrel of the young men, and that maybe his son was as muckle in fault as Swinton

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79. There was less work for the people to do, no outgate in the army for roving and idle spirits, and those who had tacks of the town lands complained of slack markets; indeed, in my own double vocation of the cloth shop and wine cellar, I had a taste and experience of the general declension that would of a necessity ensue, when the great outlay of government and the discharge from public employ drew more and more to an issue

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80. He’d earned his nickname for his ability to pass through even dense underbrush almost noiselessly, he had eyes like needles and the ears of a catamount, and he and his section of cavalry had a sort of roving commission

81. I was on some award show’s red carpet and he was a roving reporter for MTV

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82. She became restless and uneasy; yet, having waited so long, it was necessary to wait longer; on account of the fair the roads were dotted with roving characters of possibly ill intent; and, though not fearful of measurable dangers, she feared the unknown

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83. I should like to be told how a man can have any certain point when he belongs to no party—leading a roving life, and never letting his friends know his address

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84. where shadow lies on frozen hills, from nether heats and burning waste he turned in haste, and roving still on starless waters far astray

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85. 'Easy it is now to guess how quickly the roving eye of Saruman was trapped and held; and how ever since he has been persuaded from afar, and daunted when persuasion would not serve

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86. On a wireless network, roving stations can conceivably wander into a different network’s operational perimeter, compromising security

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87. One sad, still point in the midst of a roving universe

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88. My eye traveled along from the south, roving the shore, past the front of Constance Rattigan's property, and on north until

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