Sentence examples for called walks from inspiring English sources

She has published seven novels and eight collections of stories so far, and her newest book, her first in five years, a novella called "Walks With Men," comes out from Scribner on Tuesday.

It was called "Walking Home Wet".

This was called "walking" or "cleaning" beans.

After his 1959 visit he wrote a book called "Walking the Indian Streets".

Robert Plant (who made an album with Jimmy Page called Walking Into Clarksdale) came with his two sons.

One of them, for example, is called "Walking-Sticks and Paper-Weights and Water Marks".

I had written a book about surfing in Hawaii called "Walking on Water," which was eventually translated into Dutch.

Luke Dittrich makes a more somber but no less vivid journey in an essay called "Walking the Border".

The practice of providing alternative accommodations when a hotel is overbooked is called "walking" in the hotel industry.

Some folks look at me and see a certain swagger, which in Texas is called "walking".

Yes, he'd shuffled while balancing on two canes, but that was still called walking.