Sentence examples for difficult to walk around from inspiring English sources

It's increasingly difficult to walk around without a hat on, which is my very crude thermometer for such things.

"It's difficult to walk around and act like everything is fine and put on a brave face when you really don't know how long it's going to last," Mr. Gomberg said.

The fact that temperatures were around 40 degrees Celsius also made it difficult to walk around outside.

But the steep property is difficult to walk around, so you have to wait for the hotel van to take you just about anywhere.

It's clear, however, that it's difficult to walk around with a video projector all the time, and that it loses a bit of the essence of what makes a tattoo when they're just images on your skin.

 Peuan Peuan staff need to manage their time in communities – it is not ideal for staff to be in the communities after dark (difficult to walk around, many dogs, etc).

Some days it's been difficult just to walk around and stuff like that, so I knew it was probably something a little more serious, and basically I've been playing with it".

In high season it's difficult for Elton to walk around without being accosted but in December the city is filled mostly with Venetians who are famously discreet.

For example, very few VR films allow the viewer to walk around because it would make it so much more difficult to render.

He tended to walk around lovesick.

Subjects were instructed to walk around during these resting periods.