Sentence examples for sauntering about from inspiring English sources

People sauntering about the Croisette dripping in bling have traditionally been a mouthwatering target for secular wrongdoers.

The rain has just cleared over Salisbury Cathedral and a smattering of tourists are beginning to emerge from beneath the trees, sauntering about its impeccable lawn, stopping occasionally to photograph the tallest spire they will find in Britain.

It's 1969 in Miami, and Jack has returned to his father's house, where he spends his days swimming laps in extreme slow motion and sauntering about in his underwear, a circumstance the camera never fails to appreciate.

There are a handful of nudists with bumbags and rucksacks sauntering about and buying goods off fully clad shopkeepers.

Some of are very noticeable like a squad of giant jellyfish floating over Central Park but the low key additions (such as shadowy figures sauntering about) make 99 Locations utterly arresting. .

We parked and sauntered about.

A bear dressed in a yellow jacket saunters about in the morning.

So, while Stanley sneered at authority and sauntered about town going to magazine parties, Gil lived in dread.

Tourists bundle up in Icelandic sweaters and wool socks; Icelanders saunter about in Benetton cottons and bare ankles.

On going to Reading University in 1971 I quickly learnt that anything but the Guardian and Private Eye was "not in", so I duly sauntered about the campus with both on view.

He saunters about the stage in skin-tight outfits that are probably supposed to send a menacing shiver but look more like ensembles from a road production of "Chicago".