Sentence examples for to tramp over from inspiring English sources

"States don't have the right to tramp over those because of the 10th Amendment".

The guidebook to the festivities explained to visitors that Soho used to be marshy fields tramped over by hunters whose bellows of "Soho!" to call off their dogs stuck as a name.

But here they are tramped over by the resident sheep and goats, and very little else.

It hinged instead on literature: this is the place happily tramped over by the Dymock poets, including Edward Thomas and Robert Frost, who lived nearby before the first world war.

In fact, it has been a point of pride with this column not to tramp repeatedly over the same territory.

I can remember thinking how much fun it would be to tramp out over Alderley Edge and take on the Morthbrood.

I'd tramp over to my parents' house like a Union picket and unload on my Republican father — a very quiet man — as I watched the war reports on CNN.

It is his habit to tramp 20 miles aday on his mail route and then step over to the Branch Brook public course for an 18 hole workout.

To find them, you have to tramp many kilometres.

So now, past our second summer, thanks to Milo, that McMansion will never be built, and we tramp over fallen trees and grasping vines, lost in that strange magic of simultaneous birdsong and hush.

How casually those fish are mentioned, twitching and freezing as the happy Brooklynites tramp over them.