Sentence examples for lumbering to from inspiring English sources
That applause line brought even Edward Kennedy lumbering to his feet.
From Lumbering to Kayaking Geographically, Milford is a town of many edges.
The 7-foot center Todd MacCulloch dribbled around the right side of the lane, lumbering to control the ball as the shot clock ticked down.
Reprints Related items Lumbering to the finishing-postAug 27th 1998The pity is that a genuine reformer on the centre-left would probably be well placed to make the radical changes the country so badly needs.
The highlight of his day is lumbering to the mailbox, leaning on his mother, who was told recently by doctors that she had carcinoid tumors in her appendix and colon.
The problem was only compounded with the addition of the "pfennigless five" from the east.In this section Lumbering to the finishing-post A not-so-model system ReprintsUnder a messy formula called the Finanzausgleich (financial equalisation), which badly needed an overhaul even before unity, billions of D-marks are shuttled around every year to help prop up the poorer states.
Seasoning, in lumbering, drying lumber to prepare it for use.
Wisconsin is absolutely laying the lumber to Nebraska.
Here, finally, the formerly passive audience lumbered to its feet.
The hulking, dun-colored vehicle lumbered to an intersection.
At last, outrage lumbered to its feet and roared.
