Sentence examples similar to able to walk really from inspiring English sources

You have to walk really slow, though.

It wasn't always easy but I think all of us were firmly committed to trying to get along with each other, so we were able to walk out of that experience really respecting each other for the way we survived.

I was not really able to walk and the wound got bigger and bigger, but no one cared.

"When I came home from the hospital when I had been really, really sick, I was able to walk down the stairs once a day and up the stairs once a day.

Some were injured really bad and barely able to walk.

I remember it being really nice to be able to walk through Chinatown and hear people speaking in Mandarin and Cantonese.

What I really wanted was to be able to walk through a garden".

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"Just being able to walk in someone else's shoes for a day, it really changes how you think about other people," she said.

After some practice, you will be able to walk a little faster, but don't walk too fast as you can really get hurt.

"People really do want to be able to bike, to be able to walk places, and not assume that driving in their car is the only way to travel every day".