Meanings of meander into in English

I'd like to meander into those rooms of yours at Berkeley for the first time.

More than 60% of workers meander into a job instead of fulfilling their original career aspirations.

Fourth to eighth place is a realistic target but if we don't sign anyone we could meander into mid-table.

Dinner-plate-sized arachnids can meander into your house looking for spider sex -only to find (quite understandable) human violence.

As a standard bearer for gay Hollywood, she is unlikely to meander into the borderline-racist, borderline-misogynist territory within which Seth Macfarlane operates.

The watery, yet unmistakable trail meandered into stores and out, seemingly at random.

Lars Olsen had meandered into auditory range, ears all but flapping.

She meandered into a secluded valley filled with hyacinths.

Last year Vancouver meandered into the playoffs after a slew of midseason changes sent them off course.

A stained-glass window graced the landing, a Tiffany scene of a river meandering into an emerald landscape.

After breakfast we meandered into the hall.

But Barnaby meandered into a reply and landed at a conclusion he knew no one would object to.

Expressions of welcome quickly meandered into self-aggrandising bravado, mixed with clumsy innuendo at the backward errors of the Muslims.

Gabe meanders into the room.

When James Forrest meandered into a remotely menacing position, five minutes before the interval, the crowd was giddy with excitement.

It begins with the obliteration of South Pacific islanders by a tsunami, and meanders into the meeting of two cultures.