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Meanings of roving in English
Portuguese
vagabundagem Catalan
vagareig Usage of roving in English
1
It's entirely possible that you're a roving negotiator for American financial interests.
2
There are several smaller Arnhander forces roving around, commanded by Society priests.
3
He kept the flashlight roving ahead, including up the walls and ceiling.
4
In the course of a roving life one picks up picturesque acquaintances.
5
Ye continue roving with delight in the valley of your corrupt desires.
6
The IS hackers spent hours most nights roving through the vast system.
7
The industrious bees go to bed much earlier than the roving wasps.
8
Sure enough, they had all talked about the Fish Man's roving eye.
9
But roving has never been favorable to the formation of steady habits.
10
The native tribes are mostly roving hunters, and fishermen along the coast.
11
You must put it down to the roving blood of my ancestors.
12
It'll be nice to direct any roving bigots to the digital commandments.
13
Certainly; from twelve to sunset I shall be roving about,- amereidler.
14
The Franks, unlike the other Germans, were not of a roving disposition.
15
There were thousands of Thugs roving over India constantly, during many generations.
16
Crowded,' Loader said, his eyes still roving in search of a native.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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