I came out of the apartment, popped my collar and tromped out into the rain.
|
|
For months, Kelly hasn't worn shoes and tromped the ground like the rest of us Earth-bound folk.
|
|
The farmer spotted us across a frozen field and tromped over, springy brown hair twisting around her face.
|
|
I tromped all over London and the Cotswolds, 14 miles a day with not a single blister or foot pain.
|
|
"He's human trash," said Stella Wong, 57, a school administrator as she gleefully tromped on Mr. Ho's nose one recent afternoon.
|
|
In India, we tromped up a concrete stairway into Sari Bari, a social enterprise started by volunteer-turned-entrepreneur Sarah Lance.
|
|
To suss out iron meteorites, Curry would dangle a rare-earth magnet from a lanyard as he tromped through the woods around his home.
|
|
I suffered from crippling insomnia, and every night for years, I'd watch sleeplessly as a veritable menagerie of ancestral phantoms tromped through my room.
|
|
After the third morning of these shenanigans, I packed up my stuff and tromped up the steep hill to where my car was parked.
|
|
I got much farther than I ever had before, listening daily as I tromped through the woods with my sweet (and now sadly departed) dog.
|
|
"It got so bad that the teachers let me leave class 15 minutes before the bell rang because they knew I was getting tromped on," he said.
|
|
Mr. Risso's rumpled Marni men tromped through passageways lit with digital videos, in which animated domestic scenes — the bathroom, the apartment hallway — suddenly melted into acid-trip swirls.
|
|
This was put on full display in Australia, as a man tried to keep pace with professional race horses (while horses cannot spoon soup or journal, they can have jobs) and got robustly tromped.
|
|
I tromped alone through Copenhagen cemeteries, communed with the yellow bones in Paris's subterranean city of the dead, retraced the London haunts of Woolf and Yeats, hiked up Lombard Street and hopped a cable car down.
|
|
She searched out Hemingway in Cuba (he had an eye for the model she brought along, Jean Patchett), dressed Marilyn Monroe for her final sitting with Bert Stern and tromped through Ireland with Anjelica Huston and Richard Avedon.
|
|
From the beginning, this election cycle has been characterized by a bitter culture war between the progressive left and the alt-right, one that's tromped through all corners of the cultural sphere and covered everything from Ghostbusters to gorillas.
|
|
Early written drafts of the Bible were the transcribed pontifications of travelling "storytellers," who tromped from village to village in floppy sandals, swatting at flies, sipping beads of dew from the undersides of donkeys, and fighting dogs for scraps of raw meat.
|
|
A Little Simz: Grey Area (Age 101) After two valiant, well-crafted, less than compelling albums, what struck me instantly about this London-born-and-based Nigerian rapper's third try was its musicality: soft-edged without slurring a word, her flow is ductile and refreshing, brooklike whether or not she's ever tromped in the woods.
|
|