saunter

Coventry's Marlon Devonish is left trailing as Jamaica's Usain Bolt saunters into the semi-finals of the Olympic 200m in Beijing.

The toughest one saunters over to a koto just about her size and strums it during the darker interludes.

The PC leaves home at 5am and saunters along at 4mph for TWO HOURS.

But the problem is that the content of the second book continually saunters through and beyond the boundary of the frame, transcending it in the process.

Founded as a postgraduate college in the 1960s, it saunters along the bank of the river Cam, incorporating three nineteenth-century houses (including that of the family of the great Victorian sage from whom it takes its name).

In She's Here, a model in a JeanPaul Gaultier "homeboy" hat saunters in front of the staff at American Fine Arts.

1963 Two winners at Newbury for Fulke Walwyn and jockey Willie Robinson as Irish Imp takes the two-mile chase and Kirriemuir saunters home in the second leg of the juvenile hurdle.

GIGGS has disappeared on the pitch, he saunters around like he hasn't a care in the world, his tackling and heading is like that of a kid in primary school and his work-rate is disgraceful.