Sentence examples for has tromped through more from inspiring English sources

Tracking the frog in southwest France, Gentile Francesco Ficetola has tromped through more than 2500 wetlands.

Periodically, she exits the party circuit to travel, particularly to Africa, where for the past three decades she has tromped through remote villages speaking to tribes about women's rights.

How many had tromped through here on class trips and family outings?

For 25 days, dozens of police officers, friends and family in slickers and rubber boots had tromped through the damp Piney Woods around Lake Conroe searching for any sign of their 19-year-old daughter, Melissa.

With Democrats running Congress and Mr. Bush's troop increase due for an intense re-evaluation in September, roughly 50 lawmakers have tromped through Iraq this summer, and their impressions are having a profound effect on the debate.

"Even in an urban center like New York, where herpetologists have tromped all over for a century or more, there can be new species out there.

On these cruises, the guide is a critical component--he or she has some control over the outings; keeps an eye out for our safety and the welfare of the fragile ecosystems we are tromping through, as well as educating us about what we're seeing.

Back in college, I developed an oozing poison ivy rash all over my neck and arms and had to go on steroids -- just because I inadvertently grazed the clothes of a friend who had gone tromping through the woods earlier that day.

The grass had taken years to grow, he says, and to have 250 people tromping through there in hot and dry July was "the last thing we needed".

Grenier is one of the least charismatic actors I have seen on screen since Jake Gyllenhaal tromped through "The Prince of Persia".

In 2009 I had spent days tromping through the bush with two colleagues and a student... and not a flower was found.