lumberingly

In consequence, our civic machinery was, and still can be, lumberingly ineffective.

But as they lumberingly circle the ring – trading insults, playing to the gallery – it becomes harder to tell which is which.

It’s a precept that covers her Long Island menagerie, which includes, besides poultry and bees, three goats, a small herd of sheep and Pepe and Boris, her lumberingly overgrown pigs.

He spoke as he walked, slowly and lumberingly, and he had a quaint humor that used to delight Blanche and puzzle Jules.

It was but the work of half a second, however, for us to be rustling our way slowly and lumberingly into the luxuriant foliage of the bush.