Sentence examples for tramps over from inspiring English sources

But because it establishes such an intimate view of the soldiers, it nonetheless provides plenty to consider, whether the filmmakers are trudging alongside the platoon as it tramps over eerily quiet dirt roads or frantically scrambles during a firefight where bullets and screams eventually give way to tears.

But here they are tramped over by the resident sheep and goats, and very little else.

It hinged instead on literature: this is the place happily tramped over by the Dymock poets, including Edward Thomas and Robert Frost, who lived nearby before the first world war.

The guidebook to the festivities explained to visitors that Soho used to be marshy fields tramped over by hunters whose bellows of "Soho!" to call off their dogs stuck as a name.

It's "Lady and The Tramp" all over again with this Orange County bromance.

"A Turkey carpet," she stated, tramping over the parquet.

We tramped over frozen streams and paused to discover water still trickling faintly in hollows below.

Tramping over the hills, or just lolling under the open sky.

To Rickman-Poole, tramping over snow and breaking ice on frozen lakes amplifies each encounter.

How casually those fish are mentioned, twitching and freezing as the happy Brooklynites tramp over them.

Four women tramping over the hallowed ground of Led Zeppelin's musical legacy; what would Page make of it?