Nghĩa của từ straying bằng Tiếng Hà Lan
straying [streiiŋ] afdwaling
Đặt câu có từ "straying"
1. Clara and young Crossjay were straying.
2. My mind kept straying from the discussion.
3. Miss Farish caught her straying hands.
4. Her eyes kept straying from the page.
5. You like a child without feet, straying, crying.
6. We shepherds have developed a technique guaranteed straying.
7. Even with the simplest cases I find my mind straying.
8. I felt we were perhaps rather straying from the point.
9. My mind kept straying back to our last talk together.
10. McAllister could not prevent her eyes from straying to his newspaper.
11. Why did his mind keep straying back to her?
12. Astray definition is - off the right path or route : straying
13. The election looked like straying out of total control.
14. The most common perils come from straying, illness, weariness, injury, and predators.
15. The presentation of straying males is, then, much less censorious.
16. We are talking about the regulations, and not straying from the subject.
17. We seem to be straying from the main theme of the debate.
18. Agit-poppers constantly Castigate pop for its dereliction of duty and its straying from being
19. Why should I join the straying mass who want to make everything angular?
20. The weather in Santa Teresa has been straying from the norm of late.
21. But has it not long been straying in the night without... end of the abyssal depths?
22. There is a price for straying from the course of the river of time.
23. Synonyms for Aberrative include deviating, divergent, straying, aberrant, circuitous, devious, excursional, excursionary, excursive and obliquitous
24. The congress went further, straying close to a frontal attack on the ruling party.
25. 27 Agit-poppers constantly castigate pop for its dereliction of duty and its straying from being aligned.
26. Alberta’s Petrostate Propaganda Has Turned Conspiratorial The pro-oil movement is increasingly straying into conspiracy theory
27. The girl's body was curved and slender and my hands were straying to the ribbons on her bodice.
28. He will ‘toss away all those straying from his regulations’ by resorting to trickiness and falsehood.
29. Agit-poppers constantly castigate pop for its dereliction of duty and its straying from being aligned.
30. At least 44 percent admit straying into another man's bed, the majority of them thirtysomething career women.
31. Argument Alberta’s Petrostate Propaganda Has Turned Conspiratorial The pro-oil movement is increasingly straying into conspiracy theory
32. 4 “If you come upon your enemy’s bull or his donkey straying, you must return it to him.
33. High government officials began to show symptoms, as did chaste wives who had been infected by their straying husbands.
34. He kissed me full on the mouth, one hand at my back, the other straying to my behind.
35. Her heart beating erratically, she obeyed, clasping her hands together to prevent her fingers from straying into his black hair.
36. 12 This has involved giving a bit of leeway to freethinking individuals, but occasionally punishing those seen as straying too far.
37. Sir Billy Butlin was the first to deal with the problem of the straying guest in his original holidays camps.
38. Later seasons introduced other sets, but the show's ability to center the action in the bar and avoid straying was notable.
39. To say the "temple of God" is the church in the Tribulation period seems to be straying from the clear, Antecedental meaning
40. 12 Fowler may have been 25 yards out but you could see his antennae pick out Bennett straying off his line.
41. He shook his head to drive away some bottleneck flies straying from the vile puddle in front of the horse-faced young man.
42. To say the "temple of God" is the church in the Tribulation period seems to be straying from the clear, Antecedental meaning
43. Morimoto (88 Tenth Avenue, 212-989-8883) executive chef Erik Battes tackles questions efficiently and articulately, his gaze never wandering, his answer never straying from the point,
44. All the while the Hammer-man would sit in silence and watch my every move, his right hand never straying too far away from his trusty hammer; a dull and well worn tool that thankfully was free from any suspect or Clareted materials (for now)
45. With their aircraft stripped of armament — to save weight and to keep them from straying into combats — and loaded with enough extra fuel to extend their flying range to four or five hours, pilots took photos of everything from airfields to minefields, from gun emplacements to basic topographical data for overprinted maps.
46. Infidelity (synonyms include Cheating, straying, adultery [when married], being unfaithful, or having an affair) is a violation of a couple's assumed or stated contract regarding emotional and/or sexual exclusivity.Other scholars define infidelity as a violation according to the subjective feeling that one's partner has violated a set of rules or relationship norms; this violation results in
47. I believe that he deserves a lot of credit: he has carried out his mission under extremely difficult conditions; with his considerable experience he has succeeded in seeing things in context when it has been necessary not to be absolutist, in being severe when it was necessary to be severe, and, in any case, in remaining rigorous and never straying from his course.
48. Acracy by Hayien, released 15 December 2020 I'm straying again From the path that I have chosen I'm playing a game where Everything seems to be loading It hurts to know That all they need is what I told them I told them It drains my soul To think that I've been cured By poison I think I know I wish I wouldn't lose control I think I know I wish I wouldn't lose control I'm not the
49. The shepherd’s equipment usually included the following: A scrip, or leather bag, that contained food supplies, such as bread, olives, dried fruit, and cheese; a rod, which was a formidable weapon, usually three feet (1 m) long with sharp slate embedded in the bulbous end; a knife; a staff, which the shepherd leaned on while walking and climbing; a personal water container; a collapsible leather bucket for drawing water from deep wells; a sling, which he used to lob stones near the straying sheep or goats to frighten them back to the flock or to drive off prowling wild animals; and a reed pipe, which he played to entertain himself and to soothe the flock.