romp through

British  

verb

1. informal (intr, preposition) to progress quickly and easily through something

   he romped through the work

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Example Sentences

It's all there on Euro-Country, a riotously enjoyable romp through Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson's inner monologue.

From BBC

The record-breaking spending spree represented much more than a club retooling after a romp through the Premier League.

From The Wall Street Journal

That intensity is, not surprisingly, alive and well and this rare “outside” episode is a fun romp through sibling rivalry and the other characters’ views of teamwork and competition.

From Los Angeles Times

“Expensive Basketball” is an encyclopedic romp through hoops history, footnotes strewn throughout like so many perimeter ball screens, threads blissfully unconnected.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the 17th minute, Japan centre Charlie Lawrence was sin-binned for a tip tackle on Ireland debutant Tom Farrell which created space a few moments later for Crowley to romp through for the opening try.

From Barron's