Sentence examples for doing a bit of walking from inspiring English sources

"It's good that they were out and about and doing a bit of walking because it looked like a few of them needed to get a bit of sun and do a bit of exercise," she wrote, actually managing to sound a lot like Trump himself the new President once told a Miss Universe winner she was too fat to wear the crown.

If you're just hanging around the city and don't mind using transit and doing a bit of walking, you're truly better off avoiding a car rental at O'Hare.

"It's not even six weeks yet [since the operation] and I've already done a bit of walking, it's the first time in three years that I've been able to walk.

Encouraged me to think that I perhaps do do a bit of exercise walking around at school – perhaps slightly extra walking may be manageable (ID60) Moreover, the manner in which some students presented ideas was described as motivating: SPs were more likely to take on the idea of a suggestion when it was presented in an enthusiastic and encouraging manner.

Others, however, were taking advantage of the situation to do a bit of sightseeing, walking up to the parliament and government ministries.

Joe Neubauer was doing a bit of business.

We went to the Champs Élysées, walked around, did a bit of shopping, went to the Eiffel Tower.

He likes to go there and hang out and do nothing, he says, maybe take a walk or do a bit of yardwork: he spent the weekend raking leaves.

Later, she thought, she would walk to the town center and do a bit of shopping.

But do a bit of work and you can easily improve upon the "walk-up" rate offered by enterprises such as Sainsbury's and the Post Office.

"I did a bit of homework about possible Italians coming into English football, went into the hotel and the president walked in.