Sentence examples for believe walking from inspiring English sources

"I believe walking is for exercise and enjoyment, not to do things," he said.

IT IS hard to believe, walking past gleaming mansions along the sand dunes of Jurmala, that Latvia has endured a crisis as deep as Greece's.

In the mid-1970s, Richard Hell (or Television's Richard Lloyd, depending on whose account you believe) walked into CBGB with a homemade "Please Kill Me" shirt.

If you are one of those skeptics who believes walking is a preinstalled skill and not a learned behavior, consider how children acquire language skills.

PT tells the hospitalist that she's supposed to speak with him about a patient, mentioned at rounds this morning, who she believes walks symptomatic of a Parkinson's patient.

"I believe in walking that line.

She added: "I believe in walking that line.

She would laugh, like, Can you believe me walking into a big leather biker bar?

YOU may hardly believe it, walking in through the narrow, undistinguished lobby of the Gotham Hotel on East 46th Street to enter Tenpenny at the end of the hall.

Scott characterized this argument as a conspiracy theory, adding, "It's on par with those that believe that walking on the moon happened in a desert in Arizona".

Marching organisations believe that walking on the "Queen's highway" is a fundamental right.