Is it not inflationary to perambulate from bookshop to bookshop signing copies of one's memoirs in the hope that when they are remaindered this will keep the price up?
He described how one could follow a boundary, along streams and by orchards, and how it was always possible to find the line merely by perambulating round the countryside.
I was hoping the same process could be used to make perambulating on the ground safe as well.
It is said that it may be a perambulating machine, a machine taken from one small course to another.
It is true to say that the desire to walk is not universal among the majority of our citizenry—indeed, if they perambulate at all.
I am sure that he will perambulate merrily from place to place, although he has attacked all that we have done.
If one can license a tramcar for this purpose, surely one can license one of these perambulating vans.
I am doubtful, certainly in peace-time, about having this system of perambulating proconsuls because you never quite know what the functions of such people are.
