Meanings of stray very in English

He would never have been permitted to stray very far from camp.

Somehow no one seemed very anxious to stray very far away from the camp.

Do not expect any important Democrat to stray very far from the centre-ground for the next two years.

In other words, the shark was easily corralled and size-appropriate, and probably wouldn't stray very far during the stunt.

The ads don't stray very far from what Microsoft has focused on in the past year of talking about Windows 8.

For various reasons to do with the enchantment, it is best that we do not stray very far from each other.

Our horses were turned loose and hobbled during the day, but were not allowed to stray very far from the camp.

She had no intention of straying very far from their camp.

Gallus seldom strayed very far from his essential interest: himself.

Harris has not strayed very far from the basic Golden Dawn model in this card.

Deets alone brought back most of the strayed bunches, none of which had strayed very far.

Cole has actually acquitted himself pretty well, in trying circumstances, but it strays very close to being an act of desperation.

She continued to play, her face turned toward the door; but the white fingers were now straying very waveringly over the keys.

We can't have strayed very far out of the course as yet, but-Again he stopped, and this time Margot completed the sentence.

The tigone was more in its element here than he was, but even the great cats seldom strayed very far above the scrub ridge.

Ma'amselle herself was scarcely disguised, for in her ordinary costume she never strayed very far from the styles and materials of her beloved ancestors.