"shuffling down" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing the movement of a person or animal who is walking or moving slowly and without much energy. Example: The old man shuffled down the hallway, his cane tapping an uneven rhythm on the tiled floor.
Dries Van Noten also seemed to have a crush on this cranky college girl, so dissolute that she didn't wash her hair before shuffling down the catwalk clad in hot tropical prints, shiny swirling stripes, and other Dries tropes.
At 88, Fyvush Finkel is jauntily shuffling down memory lane, from Shakespeare's Venice to the heyday of Second Avenue theater, as the star of the warmhearted new show opening the 96th consecutive season of the National Yiddish Theater — Folksbiene.
I looked back at my belongings and asked if I could retrieve them before shuffling down a shady alleyway.
The candidates and their surrogates make their way to the spin room, shuffling down a red carpet to the stage where CNN is hosting its post-debate interviews.
"Compare it to quickly shuffling down a flight of stairs.
He doesn't notice; he's shuffling down the fairway to make that par putt.
Today as always there were joggers everywhere, and young mothers airing their children, or perhaps they were not mothers but minders, and the usual complement of crazy people and shuffling down-and-outs.
It matters, a bit, if Ken Clarke, the justice secretary, is finally shuffled down or out.
Disappointed, I shuffled down to the beach, possibly Barcelona's most picturesque feature.
No one quite knew what to expect, and as we shuffled down Whitehall chanting "Nick Clegg!
You do feel — I think of a cow, really, not a horse — getting shuffled down and along".
