tramp

We tramped and climb around all over it, and by and by found a good big cavern in the rock, most up to the top on the side towards Illinois.

Such a large courtyard was instantaneously tramped into a piece of muddy land.

Every summer, all day long, herds of volunteers tramped in and out of the house's open doors carrying boxes of campaign gear.

He tramped steadily on through the wheat stubble, walking fast, his head in a whirl .

He tramped up and down the platform waiting for the train.

The children tramped the woods looking for strawberries.

They tramped round but as Alan already knew, there was no way in.

Mothers held their frightened children to their skirts for fear they might be tramped by the four great hooves.

He tramped up and down the street waiting for his friend to come.

They tramped through the woods all day.

All along the road to Bestwood the miners tramped, wet and grey and dirty, but their red mouths talking with animation.

The children tramped on the plants.

Oscar got up and tramped out of the kitchen.

He went out into the streets and tramped north, along Seventh Avenue, idly fixing upon the Harlem River as an objective point.

Over the following months, Dawkins tramped the back waters of Biomorph Land hunting for non plant and abstract shapes.

During the Civil War, Truth tramped the roads of Michigan collecting food and clothing for black regiments.

Anton tramped the streets for several days, sleeping in doorways and on the Embankment, until he was in utter despair.

Before the daylight completely faded, we tramped through the wet grounds to the mucky bank of the river.

I pulled up my hood as we tramped across the rocks toward the parking lot.

They tramped across the red carpet, leaving a mud behind them.

We tramped through the wood for over two hours until we arrived at a deep stream.

When Lewis and Clark crossed America's heartland, they tramped through wide swathes of oak forests.

We tramped miles and miles and then saw at the roadside a board, which read: Idiot, no thoroughfare.

They tramped over the hills during the summer.

Magda tramped about with a magician.

We tramped miles and miles without finding anywhere to stay.

He tramped angrily out of the house.

The soldiers tramped along the street.

I have tramped all day.

I tramped around it in the snow, getting my feet wet.

Someone tramped on my toes on the crowded bus.

Someone tramped on [upon] my toes on the bus.

He tramped hither and thither.

I tramped five miles to the golf links.

He had tramped all of five miles, and it was noon.

Between flat-blocks and bungalows I tramped towards a heart which was not there.

tramped on legal principles impudently ; conducted exceedingly bacterium war;

A tramp who tramped the body to be soil

There were green turtles in our seas eons before dinosaurs tramped the Earth;

I tramped in my youth dairy