I strolled the next morning to the Green, a spacious open ground that stretches along the Clyde.
The steamer turned towards the eastern shore, and about an hour before sunset stopped to take in wood at the upper Maneto island, where we landed and strolled into the forest.
Returning to our inn, we dined, and as the sun grew low, we strolled out to look at the town.
Together she and Vladimir had strolled among the wonders of the Louvre, he critical and unmoved, but indulgent and gratified at her pleasure as at the pleasure of a child.
Emile strolled towards the uncomfortable piece of furniture by the window, that purported to be an armchair, and sat down.
Vardri strolled across to a rack, and took down an armful of saddles and stirrups.
Having decided this, they disembarked from the taxi and strolled toward the entrance arm in arm.
A rooster on a farm across the way took up a solitary mournful crow, and behind them, a last negro waiter turned out the porch light, Jim and Clark strolled over toward the Ford, their, shoes crunching raucously on the gravel drive.
This is the golf course," he continued, as they strolled along the velvet winter grass.
Buck strolled back to the fire and half a minute later the horse pounded up to the house, his rider sprang off and came through the door, gun first.
Scenting a tenderfoot half a dozen of the inmates strolled outside.
Slow Jack to Murray, as they met and strolled away a short distance; "Seems like we ain't got enough cows up there to suit th' hog.
As he watched he suddenly realized he was hungry andstrolled into the eating house, run by Nell as a paying adjunct to her other businesses.
He took the cards over to Ike and strolled out, unseating Fanny with one sweep of his foot as he went.
For some weeks I strolled about Paris, enjoying myself as thoughtlessly as though I had no need of any effort to replenish my failing exchequer.
She walked out upon the terrace where she strolled for a short time.
When the dance was over Frank and Effie strolled out on the balcony, where the soft breath of a perfect summer night brought them the sweet perfume of flowers.
When Carver strolled on, Frank and Inza turned about and retraced their steps toward the Pueblo.
Then he strolled away, his handsome horse following him like a well-trained dog.
Bart Hodge strolled past the bank of flowers, and started on seeing her.
The Duchess had brought with her some lovely roses, which she strewed upon the grave, and after they had stood by it for some time they strolled into the ruined chancel of the old abbey.
I saw those fellows day by day, touched hands with them, went into the trenches with them, heard their first tales, and strolled into their billets when they had shaken down for a night or two within sound of the guns.
Some of the officers strolled out of the dining room.
It was nothing like dawn when we went out of the side door of the Hotel du Rhin and strolled into the Street of the Three Pebbles.
It was one pleasant afternoon in the latter part of September, that, engaged in these perplexing meditations, I strolled down towards the shore.
He strolled about the silent street until Sarah came home at ten o'clock, a thin girl, with projecting top teeth, and a chronic stare of wonderment in her eyes.
David strolled out into the crowded solitude of the streets, with a vague mind of Gwendoline Barnes and Johann Strauss, two misty personalities veiled under false names.
The girl glanced back once toward the room she had quitted, and then strolled on, ever coming nearer the glistening lake and the summer-house.
David strolled about Pangley, looked into the tiny shop-windows, dined on fruit, wished that he had not been born some new variety of a fool, and found that hour and three quarters as long as a week.
With those lazy, lithe movements of the body which characterized him, hestrolled for some time about the flat after his early breakfast, uncertain what to do.
I strolled about here and there, did a little shopping, stared in at the shop windows, wished M.
After depositing my note in the Post-office, we strolled about awhile and then came across to a hotel, where I ordered a lunch-dinner.
After issuing from the post-office, they went together to several shops, strolled for a few minutes up and down the sea front, and then returned home.
They went into the Alhambra for an hour, and then strolled up Coventry Street.
About moonrise Lance strolled down the road, and by way of defending himself from the importunities of Ola's conversation, if one might guess, kept his banjo twanging persistently.
Will and Archie mimicked them behind, while grandmamma and Auntie Jean, under a generous black sun-umbrella, strolled slowly along some distance in the rear.
I hate to go like poison," sighed Edna to Eunice, as they strolled up and down the station platform, while waiting for the train.
Eunice and Edna strolled off, eating peanuts, and the boys betook themselves to new sports.
It was half an hour before the girls strolled leisurely into the yard again, munching their peppermints.
He had strolled off to the back of the hotel, and vanished as absolutely as if the earth had swallowed him.
Left to herself, Grizel strolled into the half-furnished drawing-room and seated herself on a packing box to survey the scene.
He strolled to the window, caught sight of a woman's figure among the bushes on the nearer lawn, and lost no time in following.
Cassandra clasped her hands behind her back and strolled to and fro, thinking the many and inconsequent thoughts that come to a woman in such hours.
She strolled out of the room, and seating herself on the chair before her own mirror, gave herself into the hands of the waiting maid.
Breakfast was over, and the five members of the party had strolled on to the verandah to enjoy the fresh air.
Cassandra strolled a yard or two away, and stood with her back towards him.
She was getting bored by this time, and decided that this might be a favourable point at which to end the catechism, so she rose and strolled across the room, leaving Mrs Fotheringham to express her consternation to the nearest listener.
Meanwhile Grizel had strolled out of the vestry and stood viewing the scene with lazy, smiling eyes.
This was the condition of affairs when Hopalong Cassidy strolled into Cowan's and forgot his thirst in the story being told by a strange Mexican.
As soon as he had changed the notice he strolled up to the Paradise to inform the bartender that impounding fines had been cut to bargain prices and to ask him to make the fact generally known through his patrons.
As they strolled down the walk she was further cheered by the sight of a single, half-opened rose, flaunting its crimson but lonely glory from a late-blooming bush.
Elfreda has something special on her mind," remarked Miriam Nesbit to Anne, as they strolled toward the house to don evening gowns.
With knowledge of the coming parting so near, the little company grew a trifle less merry as they strolled home across the familiar fields in the moonlight.
Her mind dwelt on the evening when the Eight Originals had strolled to the old Omnibus House and Nora had sung the song of Golden Summer.
He just strolled on quietly to another bush, and kept looking for that bird's nest.
For a few yards the two bulls pursued her; so she and the cub strolled off together to a distance of some fifty paces, and there halted to see what would happen next.
Then, feeling a little sore, to be sure, but very certain that he had impressed the hen, he strolled off to look for some delicacy less inaccessible than that piece of turnip.
Not knowing where to go, he strolled up the hill and into the fir woods.
They had strolled on along the path till they came to the schoolmistress's grave, which was green and daisy-covered, as if many years had passed since her burial.
Temperley and Miss Du Prel strolledoff together, his vast height bent deferentially towards her.
When last I saw her," said Valeria, "she had strolled off with the Professor and Mr. Moreton.
Adela strolled across, followed by Marjory, and the Baron on Marjory's arm.
Presently Lord and Lady Semingham strolled by--Lady Semingham did not see Maggie Dennison, her husband did, and Adela caught the look in his eye.
Dick did agree very joyfully, and a few minutes later the pair, very silent now, strolled back to the tent.
The lads, finding that their society was not particularly required, strolled off to the stables, where Ned entered into a conversation with the syces as to the distance to Meanwerrie and the direction in which that village lay.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "strolled" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
