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32 examples of Ramble in a sentence

The movie begins almost achingly slowly, a "romance" (yawn) that seems to ramble off course (all part of the plan...)
i'm not going to ramble on about it but i'm just going to make it brief.
ps calling for prue with a spell should have worked!!! and she should have made a surprise appearance in the last ever episode.OK i did ramble on
If Mr Piano had his way, this would probably be an uninterrupted three hours of hardcore walking through the Wisconsin countryside, but every 40 minutes or so these pesky Martians pop up for a few seconds to interrupt him before he goes for another bit of a ramble.
If you like films that ramble with little plot exposition spiced with kinky sex, this film is for you.
I'm not supposed to pad the comment with random words so I will just continue to ramble until I get my ten lines of BS.
We are presented with a parade of apparent experts (none of whom are named) who ramble and pontificate in a thoroughly unscientific manner.
I look at this page, and it seems disapproving to me to have to listen to someone ramble and rant at a real classic.
And i just want to restate what the other 2 comments say, what couple so young (oh btw Alexis Dziena looks like shes 15) already have problems like that...anyway i could ramble on and on but i think i got my point across
The gist of my too-long ramble below is there probably is, at least definitively within the film, no answer to the "Why?" of Matteo, and that Nicola as he ages increasingly embraces the status quo.
Sometimes I feel like I ramble on and on when I'm writing one of these.
Rosanna Arquette basically just sticks a camera in the faces of these artists and gives them this open forum to ramble on and on and on....30 Min's into it...I thought what is the freakin point of this?
'Nemesis' is one of Christie's last books and by this stage in her career the narrative tended to ramble and there were plot-holes aplenty.
This is my first "review" here, so I apologize if I start to ramble.
Grab a few of them, put them on a set, and let them ramble on and on about stupid things like inside jokes and who had the worst hair.
It does tend to ramble a bit.
Ten lines is way too much to spend on this film, maybe if it had ten lines of plot, I wouldn't have to ramble on this way.
It looks so peaceful and so quiet, and it is such a dear old place to ramble round in the early morning before many people are about.
For you ramble so in your discourse, that nobody knows whether you are in earnest or in jest; but as I find the girl, by your own confession, has answered truly, I wish you would do so too, and tell me seriously, so that I may depend upon it.
As to what she had, she told him plainly, that as he knew her circumstances, it was but just she should know his; and though at the same time he had only known her circumstances by common fame, yet he had made so many protestations of his passion for her, that he could ask no more but her hand to his grand request, and the like ramble according to the custom of lovers.
I came to London the next day after we parted, but did not go directly to my old lodgings; but for another nameless reason took a private lodging in St. John's Street, or, as it is vulgarly called, St. Jones's, near Clerkenwell; and here, being perfectly alone, I had leisure to sit down and reflect seriously upon the last seven months' ramble I had made, for I had been abroad no less.
The governor, the majordomo, and the carver went aside with him, and, unheard by his sister, asked him how he came to be in that dress, and he with no less shame and embarrassment told exactly the same story as his sister, to the great delight of the enamoured carver; the governor, however, said to them, "In truth, young lady and gentleman, this has been a very childish affair, and to explain your folly and rashness there was no necessity for all this delay and all these tears and sighs; for if you had said we are so-and-so, and we escaped from our father's house in this way in order to ramble about, out of mere curiosity and with no other object, there would have been an end of the matter, and none of these little sobs and tears and all the rest of it."
I trust, sir, that I have never pointed the noble instrument which is placed in my hands, against the sacred bosom of private life, or the tender breast of individual reputation; I trust, sir, that I have devoted my energies to--to endeavours-- humble they may be, humble I know they are--to instil those principles of--which--are--'Here the editor of the Eatanswill GAZETTE, appearing to ramble, Mr. Pickwick came to his relief, and said--'Certainly.''And what, Sir,' said Pott--'what, Sir, let me ask you as an impartial man, is the state of the public mind in London, with reference to my contest with the INDEPENDENT?''Greatly excited, no doubt,' interposed Mr. Perker, with a look of slyness which was very likely accidental.
Chapter 33More than once did Elizabeth, in her ramble within the park, unexpectedly meet Mr. Darcy.
"I am afraid I interrupt your solitary ramble, my dear sister?" said he, as he joined her.
The reporter never left the engineer except to hunt with Herbert, for it would not have been prudent to allow the lad to ramble alone in the forest; and it was very necessary to be on their guard.
As it was easy to land, the usual hunters of the colony, that is to say, Herbert and Gideon Spilett, went for a ramble of two hours or so, and returned with several strings of wild duck and snipe.
Top preceded them, sometimes running on the road, sometimes taking a ramble into the wood, but always quiet and not appearing to fear anything unusual.
Moreover, the hunters would necessarily ramble some distance from the cart, which it was dangerous to leave unguarded.
But I had a strange uneasiness in my mind to go down to the point of the island where, as I have said in my last ramble, I went up the hill to see how the shore lay, and how the current set, that I might see what I had to do: this inclination increased upon me every day, and at length I resolved to travel thither by land, following the edge of the shore.