Sentence examples for do i walk from inspiring English sources

"Do I walk out on the pitch and think, this is a representation of Judaism?

I assume it meant Hammersmith, West London, but how do I walk there?

"He walks like someone who thinks, How do I walk like a cool guy?" a seasoned Russia expert told me, as Russians went to the polls last weekend.

This left me with no sense of balance – it means I cannot walk without an aid and even when I do I walk painfully slowly.

"Do I walk away?" Say this much: New Yorkers are better off than those who live in the acres of foreclosed homes in the deserts around Phoenix and Las Vegas.

Why do I walk through the world with an inchoate sense of responsibility?" Reading the beautiful Robert Hayden poem "Those Winter Sundays," in which a boy ruefully remembers his distant father lighting a fire to warm the cold house, Barnett said that there is a whole genre of poems of apologies to fathers.

So I did what I normally do, I walked away from the story.

With nothing to do, I walked aimlessly, shooting photos of every Sandy lurker in sight.

So with nothing else to do, I walked around asking people why?

Did I walk through that lot every day?

No. * Did I walk away with a really good story?