Sentence examples similar to and ambled with a from inspiring English sources

In one phrase he ambled with a dragging gait, as if one foot were less able than the other; occasionally he extended either leg in a straight line.

Then Ms. Jacobs excused herself, reached down into a small pile of debris and ambled off with a cane in one hand and a red brick in the other.

Young Otis and rehabbing Otis scream into the void simultaneously, smoke cigarettes like they're security blankets, and amble about with the sort of proverbial loneliness that haunts the rich and famous.

"To see where this revolution happened, and all that it has meant to the world, is extraordinary for me," Mrs. Clinton said in a scrum of security guards, journalists and curious passers-by who ambled with her for 10 minutes through the square, which was cleared of the last protesters a week ago by the army.

As I ambled with her through the Cardio Room, the Massage Room, the Weights Room, and the Breathing Room, I began to wonder if there was any bodily function with which Pixar was not pleased to assist.

In my trendy old man's getup I ambled with easy grace down Grand Street, stepping off each curb with the profound "oy" that is the call-and-response of my neighborhood.

Each morning the service sends your luggage forward to the hotel where you'll stay that night, freeing you to amble with just a day pack.

Walk, wander, and amble through the streets with confidence.

But they did, and we happily ambled in with a bottle of chilled Champagne.

She leaned in to him, whispering encouragement or direction or both, and steadied the performance, keeping it afloat amid the warring scores until the song ended, and Mr. Sheeran ambled off with a shrug.

As the Berlin crowds cheered on their team, a pensioner ambled away with a bin bag full of bottles on her back.