Sentence examples for i tramp from inspiring English sources

In the morning Carlos Two, Yunes and I tramp through primary forest.

I tramp along and back again trying to work it out.

Neapolitan love songs are playing over the sound system as I tramp the nursery's muddy rows of trees.

I tramped through Caesars Palace, the Mirage and the Bellagio, all spectacular monsters.

"I tramped everywhere through the mud," he wrote of his three-day jaunt to Panama in 1906.

I tramped back to the car where my wife and Shirley were laughing uncontrollably, tears in their eyes.

I tramped this landscape of the heart on a perfect day of Lee's "June summer, with the green back on earth and the whole world unlocked and seething".

As I tramped the hills above Borrowdale and Buttermere this spring, I noticed the absence of trees for the first time and found it disconcerting, almost shocking.

It was a good choice, and I tramped merrily through woodland, under spruce, birch and pine, the scent fresh in my nostrils, the sun flickering through the canopy.

And there she was, waving from her blue golf cart -- there are almost no cars on Caulker -- as I tramped with my backpack across the sandy runway.

But we couldn't stay in car parks for the whole holiday: so my son Charlie and I tramped halfway up the mountain.