Sentence examples for by walking through a from inspiring English sources

You get to Mary Beard's front door by walking through a bower.

We entered by walking through a narrow, twisting passageway between towering cliffs.

You enter the memorial from Independence Avenue by walking through a narrow passage between two granite mounds.

And it's during these investigations that she gains access to another world, by walking through a formerly bricked-up doorway in her parents' drawing room.

It was somewhat fitting that guests entered by walking through a major Picasso retrospective that opened in the museum this week.

Susceptible persons may develop a blood disorder (hemolytic anemia) by eating the beans, or even by walking through a field where the plants are in flower.

You enter this night spot by walking through an inviting, larger-than-life photograph from the seventies that's superimposed on its outside wall.

From 1949 to 2007, the space was home to an… You enter this night spot by walking through an inviting, larger-than-life photograph from the seventies that's superimposed on its outside wall.

Currently, MPs vote by walking through either an 'Aye' or a 'No' lobby, where their names are marked off by Parliamentary clerks, with two MPs acting as Tellers to count the number of MPs voting.

I learned how to make a landscape from Mr. Paul Cézanne by walking through the Luxembourg Museum a thousand times with an empty gut, and I am pretty sure that if Mr. Paul was around, he would like the way I make them and be happy that I learned it from him".

Mr. Nichols began by walking through stores, finding an opening in what's known as the small-doll aisle, where My Little Pony and Littlest Pet Shop had reigned for years.