Thesaurus / saunter

saunter

How to use saunter in a sentence

That very same afternoon, wandering about the station, I chanced to saunter into the ticket-office.

To post a letter you did not merely saunter to the post-office and drop it into the box.

His quick pace dropped to a leisurely saunter; he strolled on.

Let's saunter along the beach, and sit down a bit, my Queen Bee.

He began to saunter idly up and down, blowing the remains of a cigarette out of a small amber mouthpiece.

Emily Louise had seen her starting, with sidewise glance and lingering saunter should any be meaning to overtake her.

EMMY LOUGEORGE MADDEN MARTIN

I used to saunter through the corridor that led to her rooms, startled yet pleased if Ernestine came out on an errand.

LAZARREMARY HARTWELL CATHERWOOD

He would saunter past, up the stairs, and into the Bumpus dining-room, often before the family had finished their evening meal.

I should saunter into Tat's' like a swell, and ask them if they couldn't find me a raw colt to try my hand on for a wager.

SOMEHOW GOODWILLIAM DE MORGAN

Weve got three or four hours to spare before we take the train back to town,suppose we take a saunter through the grounds?

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OCTOBER 26, 1985