Sentence examples for better walk from inspiring English sources

"We better walk over to her place — maybe meet her on the way," Mingus said.

Indeed, many of the jackets are lined or made of stout felted wool, so they better walk the line between overcoat, business jacket and weekend coat.

She said the lesson to be gleaned was that "if you say that you're something, you'd better walk it, you'd better talk it".

There is no better walk in the world than the Boxing Day stroll across Fitzroy Gardens to the G and this year with India in town there is lots to contemplate.

And someone wrote to say that they were going to smuggle a sniper rifle through customs and kill me, so I had better walk close to buildings, stay under trees and move in a zig-zag.

When we reached an especially submerged section of road, for the first time Sopheng stopped and said, "We'd better walk here".

RiverFlicks for Kids: 'The Smurfs' (Friday) You may not be able to go to drive-in movies anymore, but the Take Me to the River series in Hudson River Park has something even better: walk-in movies.

RiverFlicks for Kids (Friday) You may not be able to go to drive-in movies anymore, but the Take Me to the River series in Hudson River Park has something even better: walk-in movies.

Or perhaps, better: walking the Web.

But by the time he got to a hospital, the 60-year-old commercial property manager was feeling much better, walking and talking without difficulty.

Better walking and cycling networks around Wales have been promised under a bill passed in the Senedd.