Sentence examples similar to perambulated along from inspiring English sources

They measure ant movements by fractions of a millimeter as the insects perambulate along finely calibrated grids traced in ceramic.

As the red shapes moved through their patterns, as the ball perambulated between them, this felt a journey deep into the dark heart of late-stage possession football.

But hours later, as Uncle Sam perambulated down Constitution Avenue on stilts, I still could not shake the essay, particularly its claim that Franklin's "most enduring legacy" is his "adages, axioms and aphorisms".

Diana Kimble perambulated the fenced garden with a hose.

The same thing happened in Whitehall, where her fears of having her cover blown when she perambulated the infants of diplomats proved baseless.

These days, the affluent do not perambulate in watchful villages.

All around, holiday-makers and resting festival-goers perambulate in swimwear and vests.

It features quite a few players who perambulate about the place in the relaxed, gentlemanly, devil-may-care style.

No, I don't have any urge to get a car for now; I'm resigned to perambulate until I feel fatigue or frustration.

Although if we were to spend enough time together, alone, perambulating around the misty banks of the Seine, quoting Baudelaire at each other, that might change.

That first sip should be like drinking from a cool brook that happened to perambulate past a spice bazaar on its route.