Sentences with Lumber

The exhausted marathon runner started to lumber across the finish line, barely able to move.

The old ship appeared to lumber through the rough seas, battling against the storm.

The intoxicated man began to lumber down the street, drawing attention from passersby.

The exhausted hiker had to lumber up the steep mountain trail, weighed down by a backpack filled with camping gear.

The astronaut struggled to lumber across the lunar surface, hindered by the bulky spacesuit designed to protect against the harsh environment.

The overloaded truck began to lumber down the narrow road, its tires groaning under the weight of the massive cargo.

The exhausted workers would often lumber back home after a long day of construction.

The exhausted traveler continued to lumber forward on the hiking trail, determined to reach the summit.

With a heavy heart, she watched her beloved pet elephant lumber away into the sanctuary.

The exhausted marathon runner began to lumber towards the finish line, determined to complete the race despite the physical strain.

The tired protesters had to lumber through the city streets, carrying signs and chanting slogans for their cause.

Despite his size, the clumsy giant would often lumber around with surprising gentleness.

The weary traveler could only lumber forward as exhaustion took its toll on the long journey.

The aging athlete felt his knees ache as he began to lumber through the last few laps of the race.

The exhausted firefighter could only lumber out of the burning building, carrying an injured child to safety.

Despite the graceful dance, the injured ballet dancer had to lumber offstage, hiding the pain.

The wounded ship continued to lumber through the stormy sea, its crew desperately trying to repair the damaged hull.

The wounded soldier, determined to reach the medical tent, had to lumber through the muddy battlefield, avoiding obstacles in his path.

The injured athlete, despite the pain, continued to lumber towards the finish line, fueled by the crowd's cheers.

Despite the sleek design, the malfunctioning robot began to lumber around the laboratory.

The exhausted mountaineer could only lumber down the steep slope, cautiously navigating the rocks.

The exhausted hiker continued to lumber up the mountain, fueled by the desire to reach the summit.

The weary explorer had to lumber through the dense jungle, pushing aside vines and branches to uncover hidden ruins.

The injured racehorse, limping on the track, had to lumber towards the finish line with the jockey urging it on.

The exhausted marathoner had to lumber through the last few miles, pushing through fatigue to complete the race.

The wounded warrior, carrying a heavy shield, had to lumber across the battlefield, deflecting arrows with each step.

The old robot started to lumber across the stage in the theatrical production, captivating the audience with its movements.

The weary traveler had to lumber through the thick snow, each step requiring immense effort.

Despite the fatigue, the determined athlete continued to lumber toward the finish line of the marathon.

The exhausted hiker had to lumber through the dense forest, hoping to reach a clearing soon.

The tired construction worker, burdened by tools, had to lumber up the scaffolding to continue work on the tall building.

The exhausted performer had to lumber off the stage after an energetic dance routine, receiving applause from the impressed audience.

The exhausted explorer had to lumber through the thick fog, relying on a compass to navigate the unfamiliar terrain.