Examples of using Wanders in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
And she wanders.
Wanders Marius for the rapporteur.
Your mind wanders.
And it wanders far and wide.
Is god not words my tongue wanders inside me.
People also translate
Mr Marius Wanders for the rapporteur.
I feel weird when just my leg wanders over.
Wanders the streets alone. Kinda distant and mean.
Even when he wanders, he comes back quickly.
Seńor Droolcup has, shall we say, a mind that wanders.
Blood Smeared it wanders and kills little girls.
But it is not satisfied with this country, it wanders beyond.
A boy wanders through the street of the city at night.
Like in a mirror cabinet the visitor wanders through the rooms….
And it wanders far and wide. We know that much about it.
He laughs a little self-consciously and wanders through the cold rooms.
He wanders the swamp at night, with that hatchet slash across his face.
Just a few more steps she wanders around questioning and seeking.
Wanders produces entirely on Dutch soil, in-house.
A beautiful princess wanders in dark and mysterious mazes.
For Wanders, interior design stands out by making the useful beautiful.
We would like to share with you the wanders of our small but beautiful country.
Marcel Wanders has succeeded with this book a work of art to be delivered, performed incredibly beautiful and luxurious, with an eye for special details.
When the other's attention wanders, you feel left high and dry.
That tiny line that wanders off the heart line there, that's Stefan.
In this film shot by Mikael Jansson, César winning actor, Matthias Schoenaerts, wanders the vast and peaceful landscape of Iceland, meditating on the meaning of adventure.
Only when the eye wanders around, you perceive the dimensions of room.
The science of experience wanders helplessly about in the world of phenomena;
With his Huelgas Ensemble, he wanders musically through seven centuries of European polyphony.