Sentence examples for but stroll from inspiring English sources

But stroll to Harlem, at the northern tip of the park and there's a wealth of good food.

But stroll through its several floors of quirkily shaped galleries to see the Louis Vuitton art collection and ennui creeps on you.

On the 18th, NBC lingered on Tiger for 1 minute 15 seconds as he did nothing but stroll beside the ocean and the local flora and apply lip balm as he awaited Els's second shot.

If Susan Boyle had made a box set where she does nothing but stroll through the Cotswolds and nod at chintz, you can bet your bum it'd be one of the year's biggest sellers.

But stroll through the revolving door into the former Paramount Theater, which is part of the university, and walk outside to the courtyard of the 11-acre campus of L.I.U.-Brooklyn, next to the one dormitory and the five-year-old athletic center.

There's nothing to do but stroll the beach and nurse a harborside beer or ice cream.

The Welsh not only pricked England's balloon but strolled away with the Six Nations title, too.

But strolling around the neighbourhood with the Guardian, a second smuggler nicknamed Abu Salim said that you could already see signs of a slowdown.

But strolling around the Beach's immaculately restored Art Deco landscape, it's nonetheless hard not to see the exchange of cocaine cowboys for vacationing hedge funders as some kind of loss.

He finds room for film-makers such as Claude Autant-Lara, Jean-Luc Godard and Jean Rouch, but strolls through Montparnasse without giving Agnès Varda so much as a namecheck (Roger Ebert called her Saint Agnès of Montparnasse).

On his first day training with us he misjudged the traffic and phoned up to apologise, but strolled in with a smile on his face and the attitude of someone ready to get down to business.