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This went on for what seemed like a very long time, and my eyes began to rove.

We rove or sit in a room for an hour.

Being able to rove all through the universe in your mind.

It is almost night, and terrible things rove the dark.

Robert, did I not hear a long time past that you were roving in your mind?

He looked at one; then suddenly his eyes roved toward the door.

Terrorist groups are still said to be roving the country.

Honor shook herself and let her eyes rove further out.

Sophie heard him roving up and down during the night.

He shut the door and roved around the room again.

It's too dangerous to have someone like this roving around, so she was taken out.

Also they can leave a guard there and rove at will, to return upon signal.

My father glanced down and around him, his eyes roving across the room.

But there is still much to rove over on the ground, the most interesting dealing with daily life.

So he ate quietly, and let his eyes rove from one of the young men to another.

Then his eye roved about the room, taking in all the details.

"There was no such animal roving the area before he returned."

He came in, sat down as his eyes roved around the room, and began to cry.

He gives another little grimace as his eyes rove over the city.

His eyes roved round the table, looking for an escape.

I roved the club, looking in at the various rooms.

In the meantime their hands were roving over one another's bodies.

I looked into her eyes and they roved anxiously across my face.

His eyes avoided looking at anyone or anything in particular; they roved the office instead.

He frowned, roving back through the pages of the Book.