Sentence examples for considered a walk from inspiring English sources
On-base mavens have long considered a walk as good as a hit, so box scores had to start listing each hitter's bases on balls (and, conversely, strikeouts).
In the 1980's, when holding stock in anything but I.B.M. or AT&T was considered a walk on the wild side for many investors, Mr. Mobius, president of Templeton Emerging Markets Funds, led shareholders into places like Mexico, Turkey and Korea.
In 2012, crucial matches against New Zealand were unthinkable, and with the form Mexico was in would have been considered a walk in the park.
The mothers and children showed that, repeatedly, they considered a walk of up to 14 km to get the product a worthwhile investment of their time and energy.
Information of that sort was considered highly sensitive, and Dr. Lerner was considered a walking repository of state secrets.
Tummala earned an academic scholarship and was considered a walk-on candidate for the basketball team.
A few wedge in a quick lunch, keeping the staff at bay; others consider a walk or taxi ride home at the end of the day a blessed retreat.
"I should consider a walk through my living room where I don't crash through a wall or kick over furniture a resounding success.
But some real estate agents, including Mr. Christoph, are advising underwater sellers to consider a walk-away.
If Erickson's truly considering a walk-back on Huntsman, he'd better have a comfortable pair of shoes for the journey.
