Sentence examples for lumbered by from inspiring English sources
An occasional pack-camel lumbered by.
Even camels grazing in acacia trees perked up as the three-mile-long, 62-vehicle convoy lumbered by.
It looks fine in a dour, rusty-iron way, but is lumbered by props and business, with an uneven cast.
Le Corbusier, godfather of the council estate, may have been unfairly lumbered by history with the phrase "a machine for living in", but his buildings are habitable sculptures.
The hot sun shone, the sea sparkled, the palm trees waved gently in the breeze, and the occasional giant iguana, protected in this part of Cuba, lumbered by.
Despite the boffo business, Johnston, in particular, is lumbered by Isaac Mizrahi's surprisingly unattractive costumes, a misguided attempt to comment on the characters.
Poorer and far more crowded districts get much less care.On a cool and bright morning, as plump residents in tracksuits lumber by, his lot does not seem that bad.
What am I supposed to do, go home and drop everything to take care of my girlfriend?" If bodybuilders were the ascetics of the festival, the strongmen were its mead-swigging friars, lumbering by with plates piled high.
Walking across the bridge, I would sometimes see freight trains lumbering by, loaded with tanks or jeeps, once even the wings of airplanes, heading out West or down South.
Red-toothed prostitutes lumbering by a pit of bluegrass musicians plucking Dixie.
The Swiss will empty out of their shops and homes to smile at the farmers and their cows -- all decked out in flowers and clanging bells -- as they lumber by.
