woolgathering

She had strenuously resisted the relocation to English--everyone at Payne had heard the stories--but as a reward for grooming Fiamatu, the woolgathering leader of Studio Art, she had been appointed assistant to the university's number-one loudmouth and notorious crank.

He offers material for creative woolgathering; each day, Alameddine posts a series of paintings, ranging anywhere from five to ten works.

Or perhaps this is all woolgathering, but whatever it is, there's certainly something happy lurking underneath the song's surface this time around, and that's both a refreshing change for the often sarcastic songwriter, and a nice note to start off a new year.

Then he caught himself and stopped woolgathering about a past he could not know.

In my daily life, though, none of this woolgathering is very useful in revealing what my next poem will be.

WOOLGATHERING provides a brief but pointed memoir by Patti Smith, who offers a survey of her childhood memories and the truths she learned in her early years.

Due to woolgathering of the government all the institutions of the country has been ruined and lawlessness prevailed everywhere.

I'm all for change, and it's a comforting truth that we have tons of ace venues in our city, and I'm sure there will be more to come, but I'll end my little bit of moribund woolgathering with this - Liverpool will miss The Everyman Bistro.

Social media is either a time-wasting, woolgathering, yak shaving waste of effort, or perhaps, just maybe, it's a crack in the wall between you and the rest of the world.

He spends most of his time "just dozing in the sun, while otherwise woolgathering." (We corresponded by e-mail.