Sentence examples for I stroll around from inspiring English sources

Dali is duller than Lijiang, but as I stroll around its streets, the sound of strange music draws me down a narrow lane.

Later on, I stroll around the grounds and walk through the village to the castle that was Gladstone's family home, where his great-great-grandson still lives.

I stroll around this corner of San Juan, buy a New York newspaper and a bottle of water and learn from the cover of People magazine that Sarah Jessica Parker has had a boy.

When I stroll around the estate, I notice many of the houses remain white-painted, which was unusual for 1940s British council estates and gave this corner of Bilston a continental, crypto-Bauhaus vibe.

"I stroll around in the hotel's St. Mark's Square, and around the Canal, playing the accordion, singing requests like 'O Sole Mio' and Musetta's waltz from Puccini's 'La Bohème.' " "Pier, you know I don't just want to be in this show because I'm a celebrity," Curtis said, as the teacher sat down at the upright.

As I stroll around the spot, to the west of the city where the Kelvin meets the Clyde, the pleated walls of this snaking, zinc-clad building seem to blur into the low clouds and lugubrious waters, especially in the fine mist of rain that's been in my face since I came out of Partick station, a 10-minute walk away.

As I strolled around, I jotted down impressions of how humans have used horses: chariots in 1500 B.C., an all-cavalry army of Genghis Khan, hunters who trained their steed to accept a domesticated lynx or cheetah perched on their hindquarters, fearsome Spanish cavalry during the conquest of the Americas in the 16th century, relay messengers in the Pony Express across North America.

Landing in Dublin, I took a bus to the City Centre where I planned to stroll around and overnight before beginning my cross-country travel.

I fail to see the point of roughly 98% of human communication at the moment, which indicates I need to stroll around somewhere quiet for a bit.

I strolled around one day last week and could count the shoppers on two hands.

As I strolled around to its rear, I was amazed to see a peacock doing exactly the same thing.