Sentence examples for could walk about from inspiring English sources

There was an eerie silence to the scheme: you could walk about for hours and only pass a handful of people.

At least my chum could walk about.

I remember driving to the mall so we could walk about.

Initially, one could walk about 20 miles a day; using a horse or bicycle would double or triple this range.

There was, I recall, still about two feet of water left to go before the hull of the boat settled on dry ground and we could walk about the parc.

Refugees would no longer be confined to the fenced camp and could walk about the island at will, 24 hours a day.

I couldn't walk about in my underwear, so I wore my coat instead.

Those who could walk roamed about, crudely bandaged and dazed.

I could walk just about anywhere.

First, because they are adjustable (you unscrew to loosen, pull out sections, then screw again to tighten) you have to be very careful to do them up tight, otherwise you could be walking about and the stick will concertina in on itself, as has happened to me.

This meant that I could walk around just about anywhere in town and light a one-hitter, sit on my stoop and smoke a blunt, and even needlessly drive walkable distances with a joint hanging out of the window.