Sentence examples for began walking around from inspiring English sources
Her father had dropped her off and then began walking around a quarter-mile track nearby.
A boy and girl in black masks began walking around jangling keys.
In mid-January, two men began walking around a Portland neighborhood with assault weapons strapped to their backs.
Fleur put on a surprisingly elegant pendant with white feathers ($10.80) and absent-mindedly began walking around the store while overhead speakers quietly spit out songs by Vampire Weekend and Dirty Projectors — or perhaps, by Chinese and Vietnamese bands that sound almost the same but cost a lot less.
Encouraged, I began to work on a screwball, and eventually could throw something that infinitesimally broke the wrong way, although always too high to invite a swing; I began walking around school corridors with my pitching hand turned palm outward, like Carl Hubbell's, but nobody noticed.
With the dinner winding down, and after consuming what must have been 30 of the 1 billion meatballs IKEA sells globally every year and chatting with a few strangers, a man inexplicably dressed in a bunny costume (not made by Heidi, it turned out) began walking around posing for photos with some of the gathered children.
Begin walking around, giving your dog practice heeling.
He buys a Kawa decibel meter and begins walking around New York (and eventually flying around the planet), taking sound readings.
I begin walking around the house, swinging and swaying while cooing in soothing cadences: "Yes, darling boy, another one bites the dust, another one bites the dust".
Since she's as attention hungry as the activists, the redhead relative of a carriage driver jumps in front of the camera men and then screams, "EMPOWERMENT!" A few minutes into this chaos, a man in a suit grabs one model by the arm and they begin walking around the park.
And, he said, when officers facing the crowd turned around and began walking up the roadway, they extended to the protesters "an implicit invitation to follow".
