Verb:

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saunters's Usage Examples:

about Dorothea Rock "Holloway, 8th March" by A Martin "The beech wood saunters idly to the sea" by Katherine M Richmond "An end" by AA Wilson "L'Envoi".

Sylvester frantically tries and fails to retrieve it and the mouse saunters away.

Frank saunters up and complains loudly that Hawkeye and Trapper did not attend a single.

"Greek carnival saunters back to life".

"Over lush pop rock orchestration reminiscent of Billy Joel, Wainwright saunters through a vocal performance that lends a lavish edge to his wry lyrics.

19-year-old Bai Xue saunters to victory with 2:26 run in Beijing Marathon.

rather taking these songs directly, sounding as tough as any guy as she saunters her way through "Crazy Arms" and "Lovesick Blues.

real treat comes in the encore," wrote Classic Rock, "when Marilyn Manson saunters onto the stage to perform his new single… before duetting with Corgan on.

By contrast, Skerritt saunters through the new Noon as if he were still the easygoing, ironic lawman of.

The sketchy, comic-book like Joel proceeds to saunters in-and-out of various scenes Disney features like Peter Pan, Fantasia,.

Everyone takes the news pretty hard, except for Ted, who saunters back into the newsroom, but it is Mary who takes the news hardest.

and sophisticated harmonies, all spiced with rhythms ranging from sultry saunters to high-stepping marches.

When hostile Indians attack, Flower Belle saunters to a window and mows them down with two pistols, while Twillie dodges flying.

John Mosher of The New Yorker found the film trivial but wrote that it "saunters along as easily as any of the collection" of comedies playing that week.

retrieved September 10, 2013 Martin, David (October 12, 2008), Kiplagat saunters to another staggering victory - Women's Race Report, Rio 2008, IAAF, retrieved.

AllMusic writer MacKenzie Wilson said that the song "saunters like classic New Order with its dark-hued mechanical energy.

Girls and a Guy' bursts into life as soon as this wildly inventive actor saunters into the story bellowing Vivaldi, and from that point on, it hangs on his.

Synonyms:

ramble; stroll; walk; walkabout; meander; amble; perambulation; promenade;

Antonyms:

pedal; cycle; misbehave; straight line; stay in place;