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Meanings of stray too in anglès

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Usage of stray too in anglès
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But they have proved reluctant to stray too far into this territory.
Reuters
2
And yet to stray too far afield alone is even more hazardous.
Writing for Vaudeville
3
Vietnam is unlikely to stray too far into the U.S. orbit.
Reuters
4
Slavery is our text, and we must not stray too far from it.
Slavery and Four Years of War, Vol. 1-2 / A Political History of...
5
Yes, it was futile to stray too far from one's type.
One Man in His Time
6
As long as he doesn't stray too far from me, he keeps on living.
The Neutronium Alchemist
7
They will not want to stray too far from it.
Hood
8
But she had let her gaze stray too far, and now it was taken hostage.
The Lair of Bones
9
I keep Tobias in my peripheral vision, not wanting to stray too far from him.
Insurgent
10
She didn't want the girl to stray too far.
The Clan of the Cave Bear
11
Don't stray too far from the phone, huh, Ray?
The burglar who liked to quote kipling
12
It might not be good for you.' He didn't like her to stray too far afield.
Carte Blanche
13
Young Edwin will hold the rein and see the mare doesn't stray too far from me.
The buried giant
14
Don't have to stray too far off course to get smack over one or the other.
Acts of faith
15
Knows that her children must suffer, if they stray too far from her great teeming breasts.
The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
16
But when you come to think about it, that tagline doesn't stray too far from the reality.
Here's the deal: don't touch me
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