Sentence examples for because of the walk from inspiring English sources

The defendants still face up to twenty other charges — all because of the walk, staged fifteen months ago, on behalf of their hard-pressed countrymen.

Because of the walk's remoteness, the nearest pubs all require a short drive.

The influence of thermal plume on the wake flow was minor during walking motion because of the walking speed of 1.2 m/s which dominated the buoyant thermal plume velocity.

There's a no-torch rule because the aim of the walk is to spot forest wildlife through night vision lenses, and properly discover the landscape's nocturnal goings on.

Humans do move differently because of the way we walk naturally, so there were little things I was doing on a subtle level.

It didn't and doesn't matter if you are in fact gay, or if others simply believe you are because of the way you walk, talk, dress or behave.

One of them explained that he was having trouble walking "because of the cold".

I was made fun of on a regular basis because of the way I walked and even knocked down in the hallway once by someone running to class and no one stopped to help me.

I decided to wear my shorts because of the long walk, I soon wished that I had some trousers!

"Shanghai's Pudong Airport maglev rail link is fun to take to airport, but does not save you much time because of the long walk from [the] rail station to the airport terminal," wrote Monty Seay.

And of course the people in the hospital were deplorable, because, in the world of The Walking Dead, anyone who isn't under the stewardship of Rick Grimes is 110% likely to be an evil, sadistic bastard.