You hum, I'll mode, you jump, I'll amble, yes.
Maybe, if I'm feeling frisky, I'll amble.
The walk, three and a half to four hours long, will amble through the neighborhood to 87th Street.
Soon we three will amble back up the terrace steps, toward the tall lighted doors and the sounds of conversation and rattled dice within.
Wheels churning, machinery whirring, the rover will amble across the rusty terrain, looking for rocks to send back to Earth — rocks that could prove there once was life on Mars.
She is more confident and independent, and when we go to a local farm to walk and play with other dogs, she will amble off the path to go after something in the woods.
It comes to seem only a matter of time before Atticus Finch, in a white suit and preferably in the square-jawed form of Gregory Peck, will amble reassuringly into view, scooping up little girls on to his knee and promising us that the Bible ain't such a bad book really, just a matter of what you take from it.
Dick Pound fears IOC reluctant to ban entire Russia team from Olympics Resisting anxiety that players of the game will amble blindly into works of art, US institutions including the Whitney and the Museum of Modern Art in New York are seizing the opportunity to get gamers through the doors.
And what about Greg Maddux, then, who will amble to the mound for the Cubs against the Philadelphia Phillies on Sunday in Wrigley Field in quest of his 300th victory, a feat accomplished by only 21 other pitchers in 128 years of major league baseball?
Wing walkers will amble high above the crowds.
Before long, they'll amble over to a new, makeshift station assembled in recent weeks solely for refugee use.
