Object

• southward: Few people disturbed the leafy privacy; a policeman sauntering southward noted him, perhaps for future identification.

• round: I could not remain in the house, but sauntered round the croft and down the lane.

Preposition: on

• stage: Doves But before that little matter, Doves saunter on stage at around 7.45pm.

Adjective modifier

• gentle: Jungle party supplies Jungle party A gentle saunter through the undergrowth.

Preposition: into

• room: Another cultural difference soon became evident during the clinic: most patients, after undressing, sauntered back into the consultation room naked.

Adjective complement

• past: One of them sauntered past, a model of calm confidence as he sniffed the air and scanned the plain.

Modifying Another Word

• slowly: Paddy sauntered slowly over to the door, staying near the house, keeping in the shadows.

• back: Saunter back through the famous floral displays in Victoria Park, or take a turn in the horse drawn carriage.

• away: When he saw that somebody had some problems with his work, he used to saunter away, not wanting to be bothered.

• then: Straightening my jacket, I simply wait for a slow drag of pedestrians then saunter back out into the sunlight.

• casually: Mac casually sauntered over with an air of the expert showing the amateurs how to do it.

• just: He doesn't mark his man, he just saunters around doing nothing.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• along: He slowed his pace, sauntering along with his hands in his pockets, whistling her melody.

• over: Simply change, slip your locker key in your robe pocket, and saunter over to wait in the lounge area.

• off: First to arrive probably saunters off right, up the hill.

• down: Jacob, tired but happy, saunters down toward the ford to join his family.

• up: So father saunters up ' t bar and eyes the palisade of beer pumps.

• out: Case saunters out of the staff room, in trunks, carrying his wakizashi bundled in a staff top.

Followed by a transitive particle

• down: On leaving we sauntered down the winding staircase to take a look at the rest of the yacht.

• up: We sauntered up the flight with no one around, arriving at the top at 12.30.