Sentence examples for wade up from inspiring English sources

Having the elephants wade up to the veranda each morning was the highlight of the trip.

Giving them a wide berth, I wade up the snowy hill, lurching from tussock clump to clump.

When you arrive, your water taxi drops anchor and you hop out and wade up with your stuff.

We wade up to our shins, stoop into the current, and each grab a limb.

In Au's first New World Notes dispatch he writes: I manage to wade up to TonTonCarton Yue, who is strafing the FN building with a chain-gun usually associated with an AC-130 gunship… "Can I ask," I begin, "why are you shooting?" "Because I hate Front National," Yue tells me simply.

While a silent art auction raged on via iPads conveniently hooked up through the space, partygoers could also wade up and down the three floors that house artist studios before congregating downstairs for a concert put on by Ariel Pink and DJ sets by the Beastie Boys' Mike D and MGMT.

She waded up the block, desperately yelling for help in the darkness.

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Me. — Ernie Atkinson waded up Old Stream on a warm fall afternoon, peering through polarized sunglasses to scan the streambed.

There, they were close enough to see people in the water, wading up to their shoulders, to reach two boats.

AP Conditions are dire up at the Park stage; so dire so that wading up the swampy hill feels like a brutal army-training assessment.

At one point, he waded up to his chest trying to help an employee who was in deep water on the first floor.