| Like an artist's sketches, the young girl's existential wonderings come alive on a darkened stage punctuated by flashes of lightning. |
| Wibbi's wonderings also pricked up the ears of Cláudio Gameiro who, like Mohamed Al Fayed, has sensationally blown the whistle on an enormous Franco-German conspiracy. |
| In order for you to discover the town, walk as much as you wish driven by your instinct and if by chance you lose yourself, you will discover treasures which will make your wonderings a true sauce of magical impressions. |
| You have to think about it and everything, but you can't describe your own workings out or thinkings or wonderings. |
| Lucy's share was replete with soft wonderings at the beauty of the world. |
| Yet even these suspicions seem to be less hot resentments than vague wonderings. |
