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• Nothing against Kersey, a perambulating mass of guts and hustle.
• These days, the affluent do not perambulate in watchful villages.
• The forest was perambulated in 1300 and the bounds were recorded.
• This disafforestation was confirmed by perambulate the Forest to record its exact bounds.
• It's as if a three-legged camel were perambulating the stage.
• Powell followed with yet another of his perambulating, hand-waving, glitchless speeches.
• While the plot perambulates, the movie never wanders far from its sense of comic cleverness.
• The Warrington Perambulating Library, set up in 1858, was another early British mobile library.
• The Gods perambulate about the Sun.
• Yet the images of the costumed, harshly lighted and languidly perambulating soprano Lucy Shelton worked brilliantly.
• If you ever want to see a golf course undulate, then just perambulate yourself around Medinah.
• Cold doesn't stop me from perambulating outside, nor does heat or even a gentle rain.
• The effect was to afford the Victorian user plenty of opportunity to perambulate within a relatively small green area.
• The event raised ?50, allowing the perambulating library to begin touring the streets of Warrington on 15 November 1858.
• At one point during a perambulating evening, they went to a private party, but fled because someone pulled out a gun.
• This was a technique last seen almost 100 years ago in the Edwardian era, when hats were perambulating nests of exotic plumes.
• They perambulate Broadway in their strollers, learn Mandarin from Chinese nannies, cook dumplings with Caucasian parents to celebrate the Chinese New Year.
• Desert Sheiks on the other-hand had cool shady palaces to dwell in and so could comfortably perambulate in expensive light colored fabrics.
• But because the police had set up metal barriers facing the avenue on both corners, Fahie had to perambulate the teeming intersection Friday afternoon.
• The custom takes place during the evenings of the first three days of May, and involves the hobby horse perambulating the port of Minehead.