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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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A couple of guards, in their red and brown uniforms, ambled across the square, laughing. (source)ambled = walked leisurely
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I'd like a few more words with Harry …… Lockhart ambled out. (source)
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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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You thought you had done very well out of it all, and could now just amble back and have a nice quiet time in the country. (source)amble = walk leisurely
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She ambles back, shoves at me, dashes past. (source)ambles = walks leisurely
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Hmmmmm.... Crabtree......More Ambler &-Ambler.† (source)Ambler = someone who walks leisurely
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It wandered along in curves and easy angles, swayed off and up in a pleasant tangent to the top of a small hill, ambled down again between fringes of beehung clover, and then cut sidewise across a meadow. (source)ambled = walked leisurely
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We both laughed, ambling on towards the house. (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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Barrett of the Grosvenor at Mrs. Neville of Glen View; Mrs. Ambler of the Colonial at Miss Mamie Featherstone of Ravencrest; Mrs. Ledbetter of the Belvedere— "I hear you're full up, Mrs. Coleman," said she inquiringly.† (source)Ambler = someone who walks leisurely
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