poke along

"How much longer are we going to keep poking along like this?"

I poked along well on to an hour, everything still as rocks and sound asleep.

"He must have seen us poking along, and decided to help speed up our journey."

"We're poking along, and maybe teams are going to start watching now.

So the pace of life poked along normally toward the weekend.

The cabby poked along looking for the number that he wanted.

Terri ran ahead, and I poked along at my own speed.

We had poked along most of the day, awed by the desert.

It came in the shape of the patrolling police car, poking along the side street.

"Master Tim goes poking along the ground, looking for something with his feet.

You can't go very fast on a dirt road, so we were poking along.

But Buzz just poked along, making sure that the cyclists got a good look at the car.

So you've got to pass him again or poke along behind him at forty.

We'll poke along behind, making sure the wheels don't fall off this bug.

I poked along that logging road and others for most of the afternoon, but saw no hares.

My poking along didn't seem to bother one guy.

They negotiated the ridge road, a bit hairy with no lights, just poking along.

"They got around you while you was poking along."

We poke along the marble hallways going nowhere, just killing time.

Cash told him many things out of his past, while they poked along, driving the packed burros before them.

He started poking along up an aisle, leaving the dwarf to his chess game, and found no end of good stuff almost immediately.

His other two divisions poked along south of the river, expecting to arrive in time to help pick up the booty.

It was now that I saw a farmer's wagon poking along down toward me, loaded with cabbages.

The large tea kettle was on the back burner, poking along on low heat.

"And all the beginner needs to do is start with a small kite and poke along.