| Friday I got up late and Paul and I pootled off to the Tate Britain down in Pimlico. |
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| Needing to make Kalamata for 10 am, Nick roared off, well, more like pootled off, on an overnight long haul. |
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| Yet even in its full time professional days it must have been a line along which trains pootled rather than sped. |
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| One thing the forest has in abundance is cycle tracks, and at the Pedal A Bike Away centre we hired bikes and a baby seat and pootled along the nine-mile family track past foxglove-carpeted heathland. |
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| We pootled through the labyrinth of canals, over the water hyacinth choking the lake, threading through the market conducted entirely on boats, and past the stilt hospital and schools, the stilt shops and the houses. |
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| The poet Edwin Muir, who pootled round Scotland in an unreliable car in the mid-1930s to research his book Scottish Journey, was admirably realistic about the limitations of what he could achieve. |
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| Jackie O had nothing on us as we lay there sunning ourselves as yachties pootled past, often doing a circuit or two of Oceanus, their lips curling in distaste. |
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| A goosander pootled the Conwy estuary, with pintail and Cetti's warbler at RSPB Conwy. |
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| Anchor The Z-elebs then pootled around on their boats on yet another ITV-funded jolly. |
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| March 8, Lady Rona Delves Broughton pootled along to a board meeting at Planestation and gave Oliver Iny the sack. |
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| British bikes produced much sound and fury,but basically pootled along about as fast as your grandma's Austin Allegro. |
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| I donned overalls and a helmet, and as we pootled onto the track the nerves kicked in. |
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| I pootled along happily in my Nissan LEAF content that, as it has no engine but is electric, I didn't, for the first time ever, have to worry about engine antifreeze. |
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| The thought cropped up the other day when a bike pootled towards me. |
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| S Club 7 shortened the name, becoming the more streamlined and less challenging for the numerically illiterate S Club, and things pootled along calmly for a while. |
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