How To Use Tootle In A Sentence
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Anyway, I heard this rather loud ‘crack’ sound coming from the main bedroom, so off I tootled to see what had happened.
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Our fail-safe plan of copying the best things that anyone else was doing was actually failing, after most of the people we knew had tootled off to England.
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He tootles around the island in a black, chauffeur-driven London taxi.
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Trumpet him melodiously at first, but if he still obstacles your passage then tootle him with vigour.
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When driving, do you flash your high beams and tootle your horn before overtaking?
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It's blissfully untouristy, although a floating gelateria tootles up and down the shoreline.
Times, Sunday Times
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The one you posted is almost like some of those Chinese translations "blow horn loudly" becomes "tootle with vigor", for example you see in Reader's Digest or something.
Translating Gibberish
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So, I got home Thursday evening from Atlanta and tootled off to work yesterday morning like a good girl.
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It even inspired Eva to take out her tin whistle and tootle for a while.
Winter Bloom
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The Northern Professor and his Godpapa have tootled off down the drive for several days adventure in the north of England.
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To stop Tootle from going astray, the townspeople get together and conceive ofa clever plan, in which they all participate.
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One classic Japlish instruction, which I picked up from a car rental company, advised: When passenger of foot heave in sight, tootle the horn.
Tootling with vigor
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Until then the new carriers can tootle around carrying helicopters, but as instruments of power projection they will be about as much use as a chocolate fire-guard.
Cameron's Defense Cuts Reveal a U.K. Preparing to do Less With Less
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For fresh air, I may tootle along to an Apple Store, where I'll feel verily honoured if I'm in a shorter queue to give them my money more quickly for a machine that will sync up with all the applications mentioned above.
Grace Dent's TV OD: All Watched Over By Machines Of Loving Grace
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With six legs, the hexapod tootles along quite happily at 26 centimeters per second.
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There was no way she could do more than tootle on it.
Here There Are Monsters
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As, Shaun replied patly, with tootlepick tact too and a down of his dampers, to that I have the gumpower and, by the benison of Barbe, that is a lock to say with everything, my be-loved. —
Finnegans Wake
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Others tootled about Oodnadatta, surprised to see sparrows again, visiting the Pioneer Graveyard, and browsing in the railway building's museum.
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So I tootled over to Minehead, parked, and strolled down to W.H.Smith's, intent on buying a Guardian newspaper.
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So today I had errands to run; both oldest daughters wanted help with some groceries and our fridge was looking a bit empty anyway, so M and I tootled off to Sainsbury's to get food.
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But I've done 140 gigs this year and here I am, able to tootle around the world to incredible acclamation, and I think that's amazing, and I love it, after 27 years of it!
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he enjoyed hearing the tootles of their horns as the musicians warmed up
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So something ‘Irish’ - a quick-tempered but romantic drunkard, or a wistful tootle of the uillean pipes - is not necessarily put there to say something about Ireland, but to say something about America.
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That's Mr. Waymark," cried out Master Percy Tootle, when his overquick eyes perceived that the two had seen each other.
The Unclassed
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As, Shaun replied patly, with tootlepick tact too and a down of his dampers, to that I have the gumpower and, by the benison of Barbe, that is a lock to say with everything, my be-loved. —
Finnegans Wake
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Anyway, we tootled along tonight to see Chelsea play Leeds United.
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That means he'll be spending more time on the hoof, moving quietly through employees' offices, with even less opportunity to indulge his one passion: the 1936 soft-top Bentley in which he tootles round the Dales on days off.
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So off I would tootle to write a bit of colour at the Open Championship.
Back in the swing at the Open again thanks to cricket's silly season
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Today, the upbeats will become more downbeat as the trumpet tootles peter out and the sax puts a lid on the headlong rush of demisemiquavers for another year.
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Tootle seems to be essentially a cautionary tale, warning the child to stay on the narrow road of virtue.
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So off I tootled to the garage with the petrol can, grabbed four litres of unleaded and got back home to find Mr Chippy all cleaned and gleaming, waiting for work.
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People tootle around the streets in rental golf carts, or walk: there's plenty of time to stroll when everyone else is on foot, too.
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She “tootled” downstairs to the ER, where they put nifedipine capsules under her tongue to bring down the pressure; she was nauseous and vomiting.
After the Diagnosis
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After the display we tootled up the hill to a wacky housing association place called The Quadrangle which was having a bonfire party.
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McCann tootled a tune on the piano.
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To stop Tootle from going astray, the townspeople get together and conceive ofa clever plan, in which they all participate.
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They all went whizzing by us as we tootled along at forty miles per hour.
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McCann tootled a tune on the piano.
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Abney Park at Hell's Kitchen in Tacoma gaaneden came over to my place around 4: 30, so that she didn't need to tootle over from Renton during rush hour traffic.
Abney Park at Hell's Kitchen in Tacoma
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As the mounted, scarlet coated protest leader tootled on his horn, the adviser looked up, lit a cigarette and ambled away, entirely unconcerned.
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Comforting to know that I'm not the only one to find this tough, although it's dispiriting to know that some bright bunny will tootle along saying;
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I'd tootle a trumpet, but showing off isn't Radioplayer's point, it being one of those online services that's so user-friendly it's as though it's always been there.
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The EU's brave mission to improve its transparency continues to be seen as nothing more than another tootle of this tired old trumpet.
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Tootle resigned before the warrant was issued, said Ronnie Arnold, Escambia County School District spokesman.
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Goodness knows how many times I've turned the key, waited for the plugs to warm up, started the engine and tootled off merrily without a moment's problem or hesitation.
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Senators danced to castanets; the bishop tootled the flute.
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They all went whizzing by us as we tootled along at forty miles per hour.
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And so the Edinburgh Fringe begins, more with a tootle than a fanfare, as the week zero shows kick off (week zero being the pre-week before the first week - as if three weeks wasn't enough time to fit in all the shows).
