It's as if a three-legged camel were perambulating the stage.
We are perambulating tower blocks, each occupied by maybe 40tn tiny tenants.
When he's not eking out a modest living as a translator, he's perambulating Copenhagen's streets, musing on James Joyce and Dante, fretting about his ex-wife and kids, and agonising over questions big and small: What is love?
The cheese trolley had been perambulating the room at intervals, announcing itself with an inviting waft of farmyard each time, but the deconstructed tiramisu and poached pear and hazelnut prevailed.
Mayer reaches this position by a slow and circular path, as if she were perambulating the landscaped garden of one of the many country properties the prince flits between on his own Dylanesque never-ending tour.
Rather than free-running, it's perambulating.
He was a perambulating party.
An art critic was testily perambulating "The Gates," in Central Park, with his wife and a friend from Texas on the first Sunday afternoon of….
An art critic was testily perambulating "The Gates," in Central Park, with his wife and a friend from Texas on the first Sunday afternoon of its installation when he suddenly got a load of their thousands of fellow-walkers and registered the common mood — a sort of vast, blanketing, almost drowsy contentment.
By Peter Schjeldahl An art critic was testily perambulating "The Gates," in Central Park, with his wife and a friend from Texas on the first Sunday afternoon of its installation when he suddenly got a load of their thousands of fellow-walkers and registered the common mood — a sort of vast, blanketing, almost drowsy contentment.
