Walked heavily

Usage examples of tramped.

With officers, sergeants, and corporals amplifying the simple command, the 47th North Carolina became a long gray serpent that wound its way out of the encampment, as if shedding a confining winter skin, and tramped north up the road toward Orange Court House.

Along with Granth tramped Vulth and the two Bossonian archers, Daverio and Benno.

Captain Gremio called as his company of northerners tramped almost single file along a narrow winding track somewhere north of Whole Mackerel.

The pink-gold magess hoisted her skirts and tramped through the permafrost to his.

He sang the Detinan royal hymn with particular fervor as he tramped along.

His men tramped glumly north, along with the rest of the Army of Franklin.

He tramped for years till the swag he bore seemed part of himself to him.

The men tramped through a gray-brown cloud of dust that left their hides and uniforms the same color.

The rebels tramped down Vermont Avenue in loose skirmish order, repeaters at the ready.

Some of the soldiers tramped south to Alexandria, to take the Orange and Alexandria Railroad-or that portion of it still intact-toward Richmond.

Major Strange, who tramped along in front of him, bobbed his head up and down in emphatic agreement.

She had no idea how far they had tramped but it wasn't far enough for they hadn't found Beetle metal yet.

In fact, if he looked closely he could see the slight ruts worn by workers that had tramped up and down it for centuries.

The work party stopped along the wall while the security trio tramped stolidly down to where Thyrol and Killashandra stood by the sensory feedback transponder.

Behind him tramped his cousin Vulth, who hung on to his pike just as tight.