In Westphalia the Hessians and Swedes rove about, rendering the roads unsafe.

Briskow allowed his eyes to rove about the spacious Governor's suite.

Pure and spotless they live and rove about (in great happiness).

He has plenty of room to rove about in.

You know, so many freebooters rove about everywhere, and Westphalia especially is swarming with Swedes and Hessians.

He let his eye rove about the place as one who regards, big-eyed, hogs in the potato patch.

No lady would rove about the heath at all hours of the day and night as she does.

They rove about, mental and moral Ishmaelites, pitching their tents amid the fixed and ornamented homes of men.

He can rove about with Duhan among the gorse and heath, and their wild summer tenantry winged and wingless.

I have chosen only half a dozen species to tell you of, from the half-hundred that rove about the United States.

As she grew older she would rove about with the larger hens, but was very tame, and always liked the house.

Jane advised Agnes not to argue with Hugh, and then perhaps his wish to rove about the world might go off.

She appeared to me to rove about from one bramble to the next, utilizing galleries which she has not dug herself.

Though the Golden-crowned Kinglets rove about in flocks a great part of the year, they are extremely private in the nesting season.

Then the little manikins would dive down into the sea, and rove about in the coral groves, making love to the mermaids.

Terrence O'Connor continued to rove about the world in the capacity of a ship's cook till near the end of his days.