Sample Sentences foramble (editor-reviewed)
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An old woman was ambling across the street.ambling = walking slowly or leisurely
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I often see them amble along the beach at sunset.amble = walk leisurely
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For the next thirty minutes Walt and Billie walk quietly around the decrepit vehicle, amble down to the Sushana River, visit the nearby woods. (source)amble = walk slowly
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One POW recalled seeing him gently praise a POW, fly into a rage and beat the POW unconscious, then amble to his office and eat his lunch with the placidity of a grazing cow. (source)amble = walk leisurely
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I'd like a few more words with Harry …… Lockhart ambled out. (source)ambled = walked leisurely
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She ambles back, shoves at me, dashes past. (source)ambles = walks leisurely
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Instead, I ambled along the sidewalk trying to understand why Mr. Barnett had acted the way he had. (source)ambled = walked slowly
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Farther along, he saw the dark shape of a howler monkey, ambling along the edge of the mangrove swamp. (source)ambling = walking leisurely
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Casting a rapid glance at all those in the room and noticing the count's confessor there, she glided up to him with a sort of amble, not exactly bowing yet seeming to grow suddenly smaller, and respectfully received the blessing first of one and then of another priest. (source)amble = leisurely walk
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Then, having had his fun, he ambles away. (source)ambles = walks leisurely
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Hmmmmm.... Crabtree......More Ambler &-Ambler.† (source)
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A couple of guards, in their red and brown uniforms, ambled across the square, laughing. (source)ambled = walked leisurely
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At first they had passed through hobbit-lands, a wild respectable country inhabited by decent folk, with good roads, an inn or two, and now and then a dwarf or a farmer ambling by on business. (source)ambling = walking leisurely
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"Amble on upon the grass," said Coggan. (source)Amble = walk leisurely
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...he ambles acrost the road to the feller's car. (source)ambles = walks leisurely
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The next man to pass might have been a clerk, perhaps on an ambler, and the hair of this one would have been exactly the opposite of the knight's—for he would have been completely bald on top, because of his tonsure.† (source)
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