Sentence examples for tramp out from inspiring English sources

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

But three minutes before it came, all the seats would go up and everyone would tramp out.

A dusty half-hour tramp out of town, down a pitted mire of cow dung, mud and vegetable ends, I am cheered on by a personal army of souvenir sellers and aspirant guides.

Last week three haggard Al Qaeda fighters tramped out of the mountains and ended up in a village called Tor Khel.

When the weather began to turn last fall, even the bar's loyalists dropped off after growing tired of tramping out to the gravel parking lot in the cold for a smoke.

When the lecture was over, the bell rang, and everyone got up and tramped out.

Beyond is a narrow dirt track, tramping out of sight in a gloom of dense foliage.

With Johnny leading the way, in silence, like a short bridge to the commonplace, we rounded the spring snubber at the end of a line of freights and tramped out of the yard up the incline to the blacktop highway at the edge.

I say if you want female teeny boppers tramping it out on dance team, dress the football team in skivvies for female viewing pleasure too.

In the United States Emmett Kelly and Otto Griebling, both at their peaks in the 1930s and '40s, popularized the woebegone down-and-out "tramp" character who provided poignant and comic insight into the small tragedies of life.

His eagerly anticipated memoir of his days as a seminal figure in the early New York punk scene, "I Dreamed I Was a Very Clean Tramp," comes out this month.