trundle

Everyone comes trundling back on and we're off once again.

And the car was only trundling along, not going fast.

Then they trundled back into the van and took off.

There we started her up, got in, and trundled off for Oxford.

Still, it trundled no faster than a man could walk.

For that was his strength: he would trundle along no matter what.

I don't just want to open things and be seen trundling around.

Then, in a bit, we had trundled through the gate.

Moments later their car trundled down the highway toward town.

The bus started, and we went trundling out over the road that I had walked the night before.

Our bus turned another corner and started trundling along the river.

It trundled on for a few years more but there were no new recruits coming in.

The chair backed out from the table, and trundled over to a window.

It trundles along at a top speed of one meter per second.

Mary trundled a cart of books over to where she sat.

An island chain trundled rapidly across his field of view.

He even trundled the cart out to the entrance for me.

Three more body bags were trundled out from the cellar.

The robot trundled from its wall niche in the next room.

Or did you want me to trundle along in your wake?"

She and hubby have both been trundled off to King's.

She came up to them, trundling the magnetometer behind her.

The disc drive trundled for a moment, then several windows opened.

Suddenly from around a bend a wagon trundled toward him.

He pushed the button by the door and it began trundling up.