Sentence examples for ramble across from inspiring English sources

Oldfield told The Spectator he would "probably have a ramble across the Cotswolds instead".

After a pleasant ramble across the rocks, we climbed back into the car.

"In spite of the Metropolitan Police's kind offer I'll probably have a ramble across the Cotswolds instead," he said.

In 1932 protesters campaigned for the creation of national parks and the right to ramble across such land.

Our helpless nocturnal ramble across Dartmoor had been on a warm summer's evening carrying nothing more than a map, some water and cake.

Part memoir, part family saga, part travelogue, part cultural history, it takes readers on a peripatetic ramble across America and beyond, paying calls on Cherokee potters, Bauhaus craftsmen, colonial clay-diggers and the author's brick-mason grandfather.

Nobody rambles across Tokyo.

After singing, he disappeared for a month, rambling across Texas.

Calvin Klein famously rambled across a sports pitch and admitted to substance abuse.

"It goes with the muddy petticoats and the rambling across the countryside in this unladylike way.

The book rambles across seven decades, and so lacks the centrifugal force of a single catastrophic event.