Sentence examples for to tramp from inspiring English sources
verb
To walk with heavy footsteps.
To find them, you have to tramp many kilometres.
It prefers to remain ad hominem, to tramp the dirt down on the wicked witch.
But they missed their sailing date and he was forced, he said, to tramp around the city with his friends.
If the family wanted a hot meal, someone had to tramp downstairs and stoke up the fire.
No longer do I — or would I — wake in the middle of the night to tramp through Central Park.
In fact, it has been a point of pride with this column not to tramp repeatedly over the same territory.
To explore possible clinical translation, we delivered IFN-γ to TRAMP-C2 tumor site by means of genetically engineered MSCs secreting IFN-γ.
However, iNKT cells produced IL-4, but no IFNγ, in response to TRAMP-C2.
Importantly, exposure to TRAMP-C2 cells without addition of α-GalCer was sufficient to achieve this effect.
Concomitantly, exposure to TRAMP-C2 cells (with and without α-GalCer) increased expression of PD-1 on iNKT cells, whereas BM-DC failed to induce this effect.
We exposed freshly isolated murine hepatic iNKT cells from healthy mice to TRAMP-C2 cells alone, and examined their cytokine production.
