Sentence examples for bit of a walk from inspiring English sources
The neighborhood reminded him of the meatpacking district, even though "it was a little bit of a walk in the wrong direction," he said.
Have a look at the Belongil Beach House - great hostel, bit of a walk along the beach but worth it for the fab cafe attached to it.
It is off-the-beaten track: to reach the beach you'll have to take a bit of a walk down steep cliff steps – but once there you'll be captivated by the rock formations and sound of the waves.
It's well known by local fishermen but not really on the tourist map and, being a bit of a walk from the nearest car park, you'll most probably be one of the only ones sunbathing or swimming.
"It's still crazy, for sure," Max says while considering fame on the way to Wagamama for a lunch break (they wanted Nando's, but it's a bit of a walk).
At its advertiser presentation next week, USA is expected to announce that it has ordered its first two original sitcoms, as well as several new reality shows, and a new drama that breaks with the USA tradition by taking a bit of a walk on the dark side.
Didn't he feel a bit of a walking cliché when armed with the detective's iconic accessories?
"We've rearranged our day tomorrow to compensate for that and we'll have a bit of a walk-through in the afternoon, and then another walk-through on game day.
It's a bit more of a walk to their "local", The Winchester, however: it's several miles away, south of the river in New Cross (Duke Of Albany, on Monson Road).
A bit of a long walk from the train station, but it's a great space to escape the noisy city.
