Meanings of various errands in English

Off they went together on various errands, even that an adventure in itself.

The station was full of soldiers moving about on various errands.

She found herself alone, for the other women were away on various errands.

The long gray corridor was filled with people in lab coats on various errands.

Everybody had gone out of the house on various errands.

The mother busied herself in preparing supper, and the boys scattered about on various errands.

Darija worked there with me; we were sent all over the ghetto on various errands or to make deliveries.

After the conference was over, we scattered about the city, on various errands, expecting to take the night train home.

But all sorts of ugly stories were already told about her, and she gadded round the town upon very various errands.

Of course I saw him frequently, having from time to time to go to Washington on various errands connected with legislation.

They parted for the night soon after, to meet again very early in the morning, and finally separate upon their various errands.

Inspectors of books and weights, police, servants, stable boys, and informers all mingled, coming and going across the cobblestones on their various errands.

On the morning of the 4th of June he despatched his troopers-as had been frequently his custom-onvarious errands into the country.

Many men on various errands easily found their way into the Indian tribes when at peace with the British, and suffered no injury.

The special car was sidetracked just outside of Chicago and the whole party motored into the city in various automobiles and on various errands.

At first there was a great deal of confusion, because quite a number of people had been out on various errands when it happened.