Sentence examples for expect to traipse around from inspiring English sources

"Nor do I expect to traipse around the country," Mr. Kunitz said.

If you live in your yurt through winter and it rains a lot, expect to traipse in mud; it's unavoidable.[16].[16]

No woman expected to traipse down the aisle with her dance partner from last Saturday night, regardless of what they had done in the dark.

I got my diabetic tattoo before I went on holidays to Mexico to traipse around on donkeys.

And when we've done our things, do we really want to traipse around shops looking for clothes?

The backbone of the book concerns the year Unferth and her boyfriend dropped out of college to traipse around Central America hoping to join a revolution.

But think it through: If every company were to release all of its market-moving news only on its Web site, investors would have to traipse around the Internet in search of the market-moving information.

Such a change could have been handled by the UK Parliament with no need for a referendum, no need for haggling with Brussels, and no need for Cameron to traipse around outer Europe.

In the time it takes old detective Mac to traipse around all those country towns in search of a missing bicyclist in "The Valley of Fear," Holmes solves the entire crime without leaving the room where the murder occurred.

Their $90 tickets confer the right to traipse around Ross' gardens and to picnic on his lawn.

Just remember, you will need to traipse around the museum to get to the paintings, and your little ones may tire or lose interest along the way.