| She had a straw clomped between her teeth and was chewing it energetically. |
| No sooner had he disappeared than her mother clomped down the steps, with a small stack of floral cotton bed linens. |
| Horses clomped out a steady pace up front, neighing every now and then to show their displeasure at being harnessed. |
| When soaking, bedraggled hikers clomped into Tuku at about 6am, an old woman manning a hot noodle stand, was appalled. |
| A noisy mixed herd of goats and sheep clomped over the wooden bridge, baaing and maaing their little head off. |
| Picking up my backpack I clomped down the stairs and was surprised by my brother dressed up and holding the car keys. |
