Lemminkainen's aged mother Anxious roams about the islands, Anxious wonders in her chambers, What the fate of Lemminkainen, Why her son so long has tarried; Thinks that something ill has happened To her hero in Pohyola.
Grant us, this day, Our daily manna, without which he roams Through this rough desert retrograde, who most Toils to advance his steps.
Upon it roams the buffalo, the prong-horned antelope, and the mule-deer.
In Canada it is more common; and it roams across the continent to the shores of the Pacific.
This fairer, sweeter, little orchid roams westward as far as the State of Washington.
From these, its headquarters, it roams far and wide, not only along the shore, but far inland in quest of food.
It is more or less gregarious at all times of the year, and generally roams the sea in small scattered parties, but its gatherings are most extensive at certain of its breeding stations.
Else why, thro' days which never come again, Roams Hope with that strange longing, like Regret?
She roamsmaternal hills and bright, Dark valleys safe and deep.
There he roams about over the frozen banks, or floats upon icebergs and drifts; or, if need be, takes to the open water, where he can swim with almost the facility of a fish.
It is also a honey eater; and roams about in quest of the hives of the indigenous bees.
He roams in raving hunger; The world is his course; He's dreadful more than thunder Where'er he has recourse.
How different is the childling That roams the open lea!
Or he who, scorning safety, boldly roams Through woods and dreary wilds, to scour the land Of thieves and robbers?
The herd of buffalo, for illustration, roams about in search of food and water, charging relentlessly and destroying whatever enemy comes in its way.
An elephant that has separated from a herd and roams about alone, in which state it is very savage.
Imagination roams at will, but in the domains of faith.
Very important also is the Polish story told by Wojcicki[362] of the village which is attacked by the Plague, embodied in the form of a woman, who roams from house to house in search of victims.
In some places the villagers go to bed early on Friday evening, believing that "St. Pyatinka" will punish all whom she finds awake when she roams through the cottage.
When he roams in the forests, he is king; he allows no beast to interfere or question his rights, and none dare to do it.
With but one restriction man roams through Edenic beauties, a being "good and very good," happy and holy.
Where shall the tree in the storm now pray, and the hunted deer thatroams astray, on the forest's edge, with the cross away?
When he finds out, he forgets his caution, and roams about after stray mussels on the beach.
Another species, the Tarpan, roams the Steppes of Tartary, and is with great difficulty tamed to the use of man.
He roams in great troops across the dreary Asiatic deserts, and is fond of bitter and saline herbage, and brackish water.
He is never seen across the Cordilleras, but roams in great numbers the banks of La Plata and its tributaries.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "roams" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
