"Good one," was all he said before sauntering off to join the rest.

He was only sauntering by and stopped to prose."

To my astonishment, Blackridge actually smiled at me before sauntering back to his vehicle.

And there, about fifty yards away, was Napper, sauntering up the hill, come, no doubt, to get in on the action.

A flirtatious piece with piano and violin was followed by a sauntering, casual quartet movement.

Preetorius smiled, sauntering towards the dogs and the panting hare.

Frederica strode into the water, followed by sauntering Wilkie.

World Sauntering Day is an annual holiday celebrated on the 19th of June each year.

Then the patrolling officers were on their way, with the detective sauntering toward the subway entrance, to await the arrival of a squad.

He flies past a horse who happens to be sauntering in the middle of the air, who then turns to the camera and shouts, "A rabbit?

It happened that I came upon old Joe in the market place sauntering over the cobbles with Clancy inevitably trotting at his heels.

Heller stopped by the dice game and said something to Snelz and then came sauntering over to the vehicle and slid back of the wheelstick.

Sauntering down the streets or crossing from house to house was a constant flow of people, all dressed in tunics and sandals, men and women alike.

I laughed throatily, tossed my jacket over my shoulder, and sauntered off, secure in the knowledge that I had also perfected my sauntering.

The man waited until Conor had climbed into his car and started the engine, before sauntering casually up the steps of the hotel and into the lobby.

The dancers of the Jazz Tap Ensemble opened their program at the Joyce Theater on Tuesday night by sauntering across the stage to "I Hear a Rhapsody."

Dorothy Green Memorial Lecture Gail Jones, 'A Dreaming, a Sauntering: re-imagining critical paradigms' JASAL 5 (2006)

It was, in fact, Mr. Liotta, the "Goodfellas" actor who once made a cinematic work of art out of sauntering into the Copacabana nightclub with Lorraine Bracco on his arm.

The next thing you knew, there'd be, oh, I don't know, a fifteen-year-old Pole sliding off the table and rubbing his eyes and sauntering back to work, accompanied by an orderly and his understanding smile.

All constraint was at an end,--and when they resumed their slow sauntering under the glistening green branches, they were mutually aware that they now held an almost equal rank in the hierarchy of spiritual knowledge, strength, and sympathy.

His chief amusements were gunning and fishing, or sauntering along the beach and through the myrtles, in quest of shells or entomological specimens; - his collection of the latter might have been envied by a Swammerdamm.

LEAD: THE sharply snapping fingers of sauntering hoodlums set up a menacing rhythm as the Jets and the Sharks, the two street gangs of "West Side Story," take over the Westbury Music Fair's center stage.

In the dawn they had seen one of the terrible yellow cats, the size of a pony, with a dense dark mane of hair covering its head and reaching back behind its shoulder, sauntering along the white beach sands with a regal indolence.

After a while I tried to prime him by sauntering over to where he was talking with Gwenn and Connie, joining in, taking healthy swallows from my glass, and even making a comment on the bourbon, but he didn't lift, it for a sip.

One sauntered out and held up his hand to stop us.

He turned and sauntered out through the door without a word.

She sauntered across the room to stand next to him.

We closed the place down and sauntered to the car.

And then we can just saunter back here, how about that?

A few minutes later the two sauntered back to the "meet."

He turned in a minute or two then sauntered over to me.

Leaving his car, the young man sauntered across the street.

He sauntered toward her, close enough that she could see him more clearly.

He sauntered to the table, sat down in a chair.

Sometimes he sauntered through the streets of the old town.

Someone finally sauntered by about 10 minutes later to take our drink order.

"You want to just saunter right into the middle of them, boy?"

I sauntered along to the control area, trying to be at ease.

She put her bike away and sauntered into the room.

He had nothing to do but saunter back and forth.

I went on sauntering in the neighborhood, not getting far away.

He took another drink, then stood and sauntered across the room.

A man sauntered out of the woods and across to us.

He hung up the phone and sauntered into the control room.

Their words were plain as they sauntered to the street.

He sauntered over to my table and pulled out a chair.

The man stared at her for a moment, turned away his head, and sauntered on.

He sauntered toward the still, silent form of the doctor.

He does not saunter in, as his critics would have it.

"I want you always to be within five minutes, saunter of my chair.

I just watched the big beast saunter out of sight.

He was moving at little better than a saunter now in the daunting darkness.

She turned around, and I continued my tense saunter towards the food.

I watched her saunter across the hallway to the staircase.

The innocent move without care, he thought, setting his pace at an easy saunter.

Bit into it with apparent relish and continued her saunter down the street.

On two or three occasions, he had seen Whistler saunter through the opening toward his office.

From there it is an easy saunter on down-sloping Fifth to see another old friend.

He saw a figure saunter past the outer doorway.

But she said no more, and continued her saunter till she was tired.

A woman who dared saunter forth in a bikini might set off a riot.

A saunter is not a walk, run, or jog.

For a long time she just walks, a slow saunter that seems determined to enjoy the warm rain.

Dubai's Creek area, which offers a lovely setting for a saunter.

We will make a systematic search - more thorough than a brief saunter, such as I took yesterday.

He had come with a slow, mildly cheerful, spring-morning saunter.

On a hot day like this it ought to be a pleasant saunter for a spirit such as yourself."

It was more of a victorious saunter out of the bar than a retreat.

Davidson yelled, and Ben pushed his boneless saunter into a walk.

"Don't Know Why" is a pretty ballad that moves at a saunter.

The Saunter Travel System will make all your outings easy and fun.

"I wish you a pleasant saunter, sir," said he.

Recently a woman enjoying a slow, happy saunter through lower Manhattan suffered a cruel rebuke.

A saunter of barely half an hour's duration,' returned Carker.