Sentence examples for a stroll at from inspiring English sources

Apparently David went for a stroll at 9 pm near his home.

He and a friend out for a stroll at 7 in the evening found themselves surrounded by two carloads of well-armed men.

Marcia Hanscom, executive director of the Wetlands Action Network, a group battling the project, bristled at that idea during a stroll at the site.

Anonymous Chinese-language posts on the Internet have called for people to show their discontent with the central government by taking a "stroll" at 2 p.m. every Sunday outside well-known locations in Beijing, Shanghai and several dozen other cities.

Gardens and grounds are open for a stroll at Grey Towers, a national historic landmark and the former estate of Gifford Pinchot, who was a conservation-minded governor of Pennsylvania and father of the United States Forest Service.

10.30 – a stroll at the farmers' market No foodie evolution is complete without a decent farmers' market and there is an impressive one in Bannockburn, about 20 minutes from the heart of Geelong.

All that remained was for City to close out the win which, despite Liverpool's win against Newcastle United at Anfield, was done at a stroll as the Etihad celebrating the reclaiming of the Premier League title.  .

Perhaps the most profound relationship between walking, thinking, and writing reveals itself at the end of a stroll, back at the desk.

E Onlinee astutely noticed that this floral cutout Stella McCartney peplumed frock worn by Kim at a recent TV show appearance was also brought out for a stroll back at a party for the 2012 British Film Awards, when Charlize Theron brightened up the red carpet in it.

MACAU'S venerable Lisboa Casino hotel has long been famous for both gambling on the upper floor and for unusually friendly women in the basement who were willing to offer companionship and a stroll elsewhere, at the very least, in exchange for a cash payment.

4 Temple Bar, photoireland.org/the-library-project, free The narrow river Liffey is as much a part of Dublin life as its packed pubs and, with 23 bridges across it in all, no trip would be complete without a stroll across at least two or three.