Sentence examples for a modest walk from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a modest walk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a walk that is not overly ambitious or strenuous, often implying a leisurely or simple stroll.
Example: "After dinner, we decided to take a modest walk around the neighborhood to enjoy the cool evening air."
Alternatives: "a gentle stroll" or "a simple walk".
There was one grass field a modest walk from the clubhouse and the team had access to a turf field on the other side of the campus.
But it did nothing to cut the chill in the bathroom, which was an outhouse a modest walk through the trees.
The Underhill playground has certain standout features, and I say this while noting that there are at least five other playgrounds within a modest walk of our house, each of considerable interest.
A modest walk to the top of this coastal bluff rewards you with a sweeping view of the entire Santa Monica Bay, the inland Santa Monica Mountains and, on a clear day, Catalina Island.
Mine was the size of a modest walk-in closet and was across from the laundry room, which once needed noisy emergency repairs at 2 a.m.
At the time of the sale, the value of the house, a modest walk-up, was a little north of $1 million.
After school the next day, Turner rode two buses to his home — a modest walk-up that housed him, two siblings and his mother.
A decade ago, I tinkered with building my own robotic vehicle on this scale, and recall how difficult it was to even get that simple, sonar based system, to drive more than a modest walking pace using a tiny 8-bit microcontroller.
Even his first entrance is funny: a modest skating walk in, though you know the modesty won't last.
And one of his pastimes in his modest walk-up apartment in New Delhi is plucking a veena, a stringed instrument with a curved musical box at each end that is associated with Shiva, a Hindu god who is regarded as both creator and destroyer.
The modest walk-up gives way to an actual townhouse.
