Sentence examples similar to a bit walker from inspiring English sources
The body-finding scene in movies and TV shows alway goes a bit like this: dog walker is out in the woods.
Before that, rocks in the area were already tilted and deformed when the North American continental plate collided into Africa about 250 million years ago, leaving layers at radically altered angles -- glimpses into deep time that are a bit breathtaking to the casual walker.
Life for a ShotLink walker gets a bit more exciting when a player hits a ball out of bounds and re-tees with a provisional ball.
The husband was 95, his wife perhaps a bit younger, and both used walkers.
Situated at the head of Swaledale, where the Pennine Way crosses the Coast to Coast path, it's a bit of luxury in a walkers' paradise.
Ultrawide shorts gave a smart balance between formal and casual, and they looked like a new concept for serious summer wear — albeit a bit on the German mountain-walker side.
To say Santiago de Compostela is popular with walkers is a bit of an understatement.
They arrive at Goa Airport in pairs - "Paul n' Dawn, Daveve n' Peggy," or "Pete n' Sue" - a bit like different flavours of Walkers crisps.
The Wall Street Journal even had a piece confirming that the object in question was NOT a walker, which received quite a bit of backlash.
These fellows in particular have mated a small plane to a Suzuki to make a sort of pink…Cessnazuki, and there's also a dilapidated but partially working 4-legged walker bot that looks like a bit of a rough ride.
