If it weren't the winter we could take a jaunt to Italy.

Perhaps we may take a jaunt or two, between this and the meeting of parliament.

Say, how would you wild animals like to take a jaunt on your motorcycles to-night?

And will yuh take a jaunt over Eagle Butte way with me next Sunday-ifI can get off?

When the others have had their turn, you and I will take a jaunt to Newport or Saratoga!

Now let us take a jaunt out into the country to see how the farmers and the plantation laborers live.

If you could take a jaunt this way yourself, I have a spare spoon, knife, and fork, very much at your service.

Take a jaunt across Central Park and visit their consulate when they open.

No Englishman would ever have taken a jaunt like that-afterthe old lady-onanother chap's behalf.

Inside passengers,- anew-marriedcouple taking a jaunt.

"If you want, we'll take a jaunt along our original course."

Take a jaunt in Killarney For a park for all seasons, you'd be hard pressed to beat Killarney National Park in Co Kerry.

"If we'd been living in Grovebury," she remarked, "we should probably have taken a jaunt to Wynch-on-the-Wold as a special treat.