Sentence examples for and to walk from inspiring English sources

And to walk it off?

To ruminate poetically and to walk became synonymous.

"To hit it where I did today and to walk away only three over?

And to walk away – literally – with an award for doing so.

Instead, he decided to restrict his diet to a thousand calories per day, and to walk.

He has advised pupils not to engage with strangers and to walk swiftly away if approached.

I indicated that I wanted to stay in picturesque old places, and to walk after the busy summer tourist season.

And we come together to celebrate life, and to walk our cities, and to cheer for our teams.

He added: "I have looked at what happened as a door to knock on, and to walk through.

He told the young men he wouldn't ride a horse and to walk ahead with them at a distance.

A strong alternative will enable you to make tough choices – and to walk away if those choices aren't good enough.