Use of the word meander in a sentence example

meander

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On my lunch break, I often meander through the park while eating a sandwich. [verb]

The river meandered from the hills on to the plains. [verb]

They spent the morning meandering through the forest. [verb]

The discussion meandered to new topics. [verb]

The confused old man will sometimes come into the store and meander for hours without making a purchase. [verb]

He also built a large monastery at Tralles on the hills skirting the valley of the Meander, and more than 90 other monasteries. [Please select]

Then he turned and meandered off on the war-path. [Please select]

And the conversation meandered along the safe bypaths of American fiction through the ices and coffee. [Please select]

Already long, shadowy fingers were reaching down the valleys across which the railroad track meandered. [Please select]

Numerous festoons of caterpillars, issuing from the nests, meander along the sand on the shelf. [Please select]

They well knew the reason why the trail thus meandered about. [Please select]

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