Voorbeelden van traipse

• The irreconcilable duality of his being is restated every time he traipses awkwardly across the stage.

• I hope that he will also deal with the anglers while he is about it, because they do a lot of traipsing about.

• We have traipsed this building and we know.

• Obviously the number must be greater if one includes married couples who are traipsing the streets looking for somewhere to stay.

• It will be only those who have to traipse all over the countryside checking on developments being carried out by commonsense farmers.

• People give blood to nearby villages; they do not want to have to traipse to some central point.

• Then we all traipse back here again and resume the debate.

• If the sheriff or those trying the case decide that it is important to examine the locus, all parties traipse off to the view.

• He said that he opened his house, and that letting people "traipse"through the drawing room showed that"one was egalitarian".

• That is far better than traipsing from one location to another and filling in other sets of forms.

• In the interim, we believe that the claimants should not have to traipse between several different offices, as they have to do today.

• They say that when a person gets to 80, they do not want to go traipsing around.

• Every morning the media go traipsing across to a most important meeting where all the briefing is done.

• In the course of this debate, we have seen a number of character witnesses traipsed before our eyes in defence of the indefensible.

• I am sure that she would thank him very much if she had to traipse home with the 80 or 90 lb of weekly shopping on the bus.