Sentence examples for will tramp from inspiring English sources
Marian Silvester, the SLF's access adviser, says that some landowners are now worried that lots more people will tramp across their land, exposing them to bigger liability insurance risks if someone injures themselves on a rickety stile or a bridge normally only used for sheep herding.
"You need our money, we'll tramp through your drawing rooms.
Give a child a decent latrine, and he will stop tramping faecal particles into his living environment on his feet.
If moving during winter, bear in mind that snow, ice, mud, and damp will be tramped through your house and affect your possessions as they're shifted.
Nor will you have to tramp for miles to see it, as the Roman legions did.
In "Margaret on the Guillotine" (1988), Morrissey trilled "People like you/Make me feel so tired/ When will you die?" Elvis Costello, in "Tramp the Dirt Down" (1989), promised "When they finally put you in the ground/I'll stand on your grave and tramp the dirt down".
Released in 1989, the song imagines the prime minister's death and going to her grave where "we'll stand there laughing and tramp the dirt down".
Do not over apply, you will look tramp-y.
Or you'll be the tramp, he'll be Spitzer.
For a mere $350, you will soon be able to get your own prehistoric pet lizard to tramp around the house: Pleo, a sophisticated robot dinosaur from Ugobe.
