Sentence examples for but walking from inspiring English sources

It seems therefore that proprioception is not essential for coordinated walking, but walking is less precise without it.

But walking in their shoes".

"But walking is virtually injury-free.

"But walking through water like that?

But, walking around Newcastle, I notice similarities.

"But walking so much gives me that ability".

"But walking the streets of London has been great.

But walking the walk is, shall we say, a challenge.

Not just talking the talk, but walking the walk too.

But walking the Malverns would have to wait.

But walking through the cavernlike space was different.