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Small children tend to wander off if you don't watch them all the time.

You had better not wander around here by yourself.

I asked him to go for a wander with me.

we have wandered around

Dickens was known to wander the streets of London

Tatoeba: Don't wander by here on Friday nights, kids.

Not all those who wander are lost.

By the way, Ren. Should I take your hand? Every year you wander off.

Some scientists suspect that, as climate change has warmed the Arctic, the temperature difference has reduced, causing the jet stream to weaken and wander.

I think we’re lost! We’ve been wandering for hours but there’s still no sign of the village.

I had a point to make, but my mind started wandering.

go for/take/have a wander: Let’s go for a wander round the market.

there was a little kid wandering through this building when I came here

"You know what Harry and Ron are like, wandering off by themselves -- they've ended up in the Forbidden Forest twice!

Hey, Cleo. Don't wander around too much, OK? We've only just entered the park.

Tom came close to being killed by a stray arrow.

He strayed into the path of an oncoming car.

The new puppy strayed from room to room.

Stray dogs tramped about my garden.

The stray girl sobbed her name.

He is, as it were, a stray sheep.

1. Even with the simplest cases I find my mind straying 2. Tourists often get lost and stray into dangerous areas. 3. our consciousness has strayed too far from its foundations and run into an impasse

a stray dog

stray from the herd

My dog was a stray when I found him.

These people catch stray dogs and sell them.

If only it would move, then he’d know whether it was just a stray cat or — something else.

But perhaps I will pick up a stray and perhaps my big fish is around them.

My thoughts strayed for a moment.

Let's hurry. We don't want to find ourself straying in the woods at night.