rambling

• The third hill had a rambling, ancient stone house; and nobody was home there, either The bronze man's aides did note, in the yard around the bungalow, that the iron deer had apparently been freshly placed there. —  055 - The Feathered Octopus
• Possibly the apex of his rambling was his report on the 1967 Interzonal at Sousse. —  ChessBase News
• Your rambling is head-spinning to the point where it's impossible to read the whole mess. —  Chronicle-Telegram
• Alan Keen, a Labour MP who says on his website that he spent 18 years working for Middlesbrough, the club he supports, as a tactical scout, made what could only be described as a rambling speech as he delivered his organisation's report on football governance on Monday evening. —  Football news, match reports and fixtures | guardian.co.uk
• There should be little to no rambling, and no going over the time limits. —  Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch

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