Sentence examples for lumbering off from inspiring English sources

Flirting shyly with that Spanish gigolo in the parking lot and then lumbering off to skinny-dip in the ocean with his fetching male student.

True to form, a box turtle may wait like this for more than an hour for the coast to clear, eventually lumbering off to safety at a top turtle speed.

Also consider that he is always running a study on pesticides; writing scientific articles (in today's mail, acceptance letters for two); inveighing against human-made threats to wildlife; lumbering off to inoculate infested ducks, which cause swimmer's itch in local lakes; testifying in court; nursing wounded animals; and swabbing down his crematory.

On the west arm, giant cruise ships take turns pausing near the face of the glaciers before lumbering off.

Minutes after landing, a boy shouted spotted Doug lumbering off the plane and shouted "Dim-dim!

The typically-imagined image of an inventor resembles a Frankensteinian mad scientist: cackling while lightning flashes about his person, his composite creation lumbering off the operating table ("It's alive!") and out of the laboratory to wreak havoc.

He looked more than miserable as he lumbered off, removing his gloves and thumping them glumly into his helmet.

Just when I thought Noah was going to make me step over its jaws, the caiman lumbered off, point made.

Then she lumbers off, her built-in laser range finder scanning across the surface for the target.

"Does she have a driver's license?" "Yes," I said as he lumbered off to check out the damage.

The grandly named Army of the Indus lumbered off to Afghanistan with 58,000 people, 30,000 camels (300 for the wine alone) and a pack of foxhounds for hunting.