Sentence examples for tramp round from inspiring English sources

How on earth did he tramp round Britain, trading terrorism talk with David Cameron, making party speeches in Birmingham, when the depth of the tragedy was already clear?

As the royals tramp round the Sandringham estate this Christmas, they will reflect on a year well spent, apart from the duke's health scare, as will their officials and advisers back at St James's and Buckingham palaces.

It was one of my cold calls; I lived in Winchester and I used to borrow my mum's car, or more likely borrow the two quid train fare to London as it was then, and come up and tramp round trying to sell my songs.

For hours they tramped round my tent, tripping over the guy ropes and gurgling.

TRAMP-C1 and TRAMP-C2 were derived from the TRAMP mouse (Foster et al, 1997).

The tens of thousands strategically navigated their way round the 18 holes, tramping through the greenery, up hill, down dale and over the crossing points in a bid to grab the best possible vantage points.

Demand for labour was so great that from June 1938, police forces were ordered to round up any male beggars, tramps, Gypsies or pimps fit to work.

The boxer spun round and furiously demanded: "Did you say tramp?" He then laughed but not before Warhol had momentarily lost his super cool.In this section Whose baton now?

Craig Lucas, playwright I was eight-years-old, watching Julie Wilson sing "That's Why The Lady Is A Tramp" in the aisle of a tented summer theater in the round, and she touched me on the head as she exited during her applause and I thought, I want to follow that lady wherever she's going next.

But I was distracted by another scene: A couple of other tourists were tramping across the altar, snapping pictures of the mosaic and the round marble spot on the floor that marks the whipping post's former location, seemingly unaware of where their feet were standing.

In public sparring with his brother, Rudolph, and his Louisville friend, Jimmy Ellis, he called the fifth the "magic round" in which he would knock out Cooper, whom he insulted as "a bum and a tramp".