Sentence examples for tramp about from inspiring English sources

Living in a place where he could have thinking space in the natural world (he even likes to tramp about at night) has always been important for Miller.

The first is the city of London, where Mr Self has set most of his eight previous novels, and which he and his characters like to map out and tramp about in.

Stars from two of Disney's current Broadway musicals then performed "He's a Tramp," a jazzy ditty from "Lady and the Tramp" about an amorous mutt.

While the Grand Canal appeared more serene than normal, most competitors and visitors at the Biennale were forced to tramp about the maze-like streets by foot, leading to some sweaty, late, angry looking artistic luminaries.

While Elliott and Somerville tramp about in search of their respective treasures, and the Englishman frets over the railway line the Germans are laying in the direction of his dig, threatening to obliterate everything in its path, an expanding cast of characters gathers for luncheon and tea around the Somervilles' table.

Men were tramping about in hard hats and rubber boots.

He joined the imperial police force in Burma before taking up writing and tramping and writing about tramping.

Once there, he rents cars, tramps about and talks to the locals.

We tramped about a hundred yards through tall grass, stopped, and looked due east, toward London.

As per her complaint, Casimir spent almost his entire day tramping about the camp with no apparent aim or destination.

"This smacks of overzealous policemen with little cultural understanding tramping about the Tate in their hobnail boots," he says.