Sentence examples for lumber down from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, a nonfiction writer can lumber down many blind alleys.

As we lumber down a pothole-ridden alleyway lit by gas lamps giving off a sinister glow, the desire to leave the taxi isn't particularly strong.

I'm standing on the sidelines, watching a pickup truck with a brass band on its flatbed lumber down the street and eating my chicken when Yesenia comes running in my direction and plants herself in front of me.

It's years since I've been to the New Forest and I'd forgotten how impressive it is: ferns coil like ammonites in the sprawling heathland furze; horses lumber down avenues of moss-trunked trees.

Has he lumbered down from the mountain in curiosity or dread?

"The accord is lumbering down the runway, and now it needs to get speed so it can take off".

A caravan of a dozen yaks laden with bulging sacks came lumbering down, but we climbed upward.

Village festivals to celebrate the patron saint often end with drunken men lumbering down starlit country roads shooting their weapons into the air.

The pair appeared over a sand dune and lumbered down to take a munch or two of whale before wandering off, clearly having already gorged themselves earlier.

He pointed to a dark shape halfway up a tree: It was a 200-pound black bear that had lumbered down from the mountains, searching for food.

If my character used to weigh 350 pounds, I want the reader to know what that feels like when she's lumbering down a city street and people are snickering.