Sentence examples for lumber over from inspiring English sources
Within an hour, thunder-clouds lumber over the horizon and the deluge begins.
I go to a mixed gym and at certain times of day I'll pick up a couple of dumbbells and sit on an apparently vacant weights bench only to have some huge guy lumber over and announce "I'm using that".
In all, the new elephants have not acted like others here, which lumber over open grasslands, eat their enormous daily fill and pay only passing attention to four-wheel-drive vehicles filled with foreigners.
The bridge looked like like a fragile support for the 30-ton tanks that were set to lumber over it, but the engineers around here have a knack of creating bridges of extraordinary staying powers, & they themselves seem more endurable than most mortals.
No one to watch us carry this lumber over our shoulders, the handsaw gripped in my brother's fingers, the claw of the long hammer hooked into my front belt loop while I held the nails as carefully as if they were the last ammunition we'd have to ward off whoever might be coming for us.
Across this relatively peaceful corner of the Horn of Africa, where black-headed sheep scamper among the thorn bushes, dainty gerenuk balance on their hind legs to nibble from hardy shrubs, and skinny camels wearing rough-hewn bells lumber over rocky slopes, people long accustomed to a harsh environment find they cannot cope after years of below-average rainfall.
When the war lumbered over the horizon, Sassoon was already well-placed to find an audience.
When she saw him leaning over the front railing on the north side of Center Court, she lumbered over on her leaden legs and stretched on to her tiptoes to hug him.
By the time our train lumbered over Tanggu La, a pass into Tibet, the boys were racing up and down the aisles, dodging Chinese tourists, who--having been dragged straight from sea level in Beijing--were collapsing in pools of vomit.
They got her on a trumped-up charge that she used lumber left over from a disaster recovery program in her home.
The septic-tank truck is lumbering over the desert, driving with only the parking lights on.
