Sentence examples for tramp by from inspiring English sources

The Lady Is A Tramp, by Frank Sinatra.

Consult "Just Kids," by Patti Smith, or "I Dreamed I Was a Very Clean Tramp," by Richard Hell (who read on Friday night at Soundscape 13).

Spectral figures tramp by, their faces wrapped in checkered scarves to keep the sand out of their eyes and prevent it from burning the backs of their throats.

Solar Bones (Tramp) by Mike McCormack is the monologue of an ordinary man which – skilfully, gradually, tenderly – discredits the meaning of ordinariness.

It's a profoundly uncomfortable description of the bullying of a mentally ill English tramp by two Libyans and a German on a ship sailing from Greece.

Disney's Little Mermaid comes off like a tramp by comparison, which suggests that Mr. Shyamalan needs to add a fairy-tale revisionist like Angela Carter to his bedtime reading.

LONG before Nokia, centuries before Finland was ever a country, its southwest land was a busy thoroughfare, tramped by crusaders, traders, Swedish kings and Russian czars.

I once bounded up to a lonely Viv Richards at WTM one year, who had been gracing a stand watching the world of vultures tramping by with their freebie badges/biscuits/balloons, oblivious to the famous cricketer's presence.

After all, no less a landmark than Grand Central Terminal has been reduced to a commuter hub, its great room tramped by passengers not on their way to Chicago or Miami Beach but to Hastings-on-Hudson and New Haven.

The Lhotse Face is the main ramp up to a saddle called the South Col and then on to the standard Southeast Ridge route, the one that Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay ascended sixty years ago and which is now tramped by hundreds of amateur climbers a year.

Reading The Lord of the Rings in Lagos that sticky summer set it for me in a landscape far removed from the rolling English countryside tramped by the elderly Anglo-Saxon don who wrote it, and artfully constructed from the wilds of New Zealand in Peter Jackson's films.