Sentence examples for be walked on from inspiring English sources
The seeds were intended to be walked on, but further strangeness followed.
She prefers to be walked on grass, and it would be best if it was nearby.
Victorious, the females beat their chests and flex their biceps while their victims lie on the floor — prey turned doormats — ready to be walked on (literally).
They were intended to be walked on, sat on and handled by visitors, as a kind of crunchy, tactile surrogate for China's 1.3 billion people.
He had wanted the new design to retain some of that original, unique landscape, "but there was no way it could be walked on without being destroyed.
Gardeners who feel apprehensive about squashing their new purchases can consult the foot-shaped tag that comes with each plant, indicating how often it can be walked on.
Sometimes MacCulloch felt as if he were walking on pillows.
"People would be walking on you".
Indeed, Mr. Bonsignore may be walking on eggshells.
"You'll be walking on ancient roads," he said.
"Should pregnant women be walking on the street or not?
