(This is the rationale I used on myself, an extremely good dog, while I was perambulating through Chinatown with a friend the other day).
Wherever I may perambulate, on land or sea or atmospheric vapour, you will always hear my chanting this melody, indicate the way to my habitual abode.
I commenced to perambulate away, but I felt so awful.
No, I don't have any urge to get a car for now; I'm resigned to perambulate until I feel fatigue or frustration.
But hours later, as Uncle Sam perambulated down Constitution Avenue on stilts, I still could not shake the essay, particularly its claim that Franklin's "most enduring legacy" is his "adages, axioms and aphorisms".
Diana Kimble perambulated the fenced garden with a hose.
As the red shapes moved through their patterns, as the ball perambulated between them, this felt a journey deep into the dark heart of late-stage possession football.
The same thing happened in Whitehall, where her fears of having her cover blown when she perambulated the infants of diplomats proved baseless.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest 2.10pm BST Tiger has perambulated straight down the middle of 17, but after two big blows followed by a wedge, he's still 20 feet short of the flag, a par the most likely outcome.
Its pieces were medleys that perambulated from sighing, swooping, trilling solo improvisations to vocals declaimed over turbulent ensembles to hand-clapping dance tunes, as if restlessly traversing the memories of a heritage full of sorrows and celebrations.
Even better still was to come – and maybe the best of Muse's entire oeuvre is Knights of Cydonia, which started life as a riff plucked away on a tour bus as Muse perambulated through the dust of the Arizona desert.
