Sentence examples for tramp the from inspiring English sources

She would tramp the streets with a camera around her neck, dragging her charges in tow.

"Tramp the Dirt Down" echoed the thoughts of many of his generation.

That liberation, for me and all those who tramp the Peak District, came at a price.

It prefers to remain ad hominem, to tramp the dirt down on the wicked witch.

We tramp the gravel, level the asters, and sedge grass on the roadside.

A passionate walker, she would tramp the streets for hours, exploring every corner of her new home.

And now, slightly closer to home, you can tramp the sheep-speckled, bodyscattered, peat bogs of Shetland.

Neapolitan love songs are playing over the sound system as I tramp the nursery's muddy rows of trees.

We tramped through wondering whether it would ever end (and then had to tramp the same way back again to the entrance).

But Thatcher-era protest songs such as Shipbuilding and Tramp the Dirt Down strike a different note: a rare and welcome reminder of the festival's dissenting roots.

Thousands of other visitors tramp the exhibit at their own pace, steered by learned spiels from the rented audio guides that are looped around their necks.