Sentence examples for doing the walk from inspiring English sources

I'm doing the walk as a poet.

Doing the walk, he added, "feels like you're in a movie".

I've had so many nights coming out of the club when it's daylight and doing the walk of shame home.

As he spoke, Terry McAuliffe, the notable Democratic money man who presumably emerged from the womb doing The Walk, was blitzing through in the lobby, waving to everyone.

In the watery sunshine of a Sunday morning, it was like doing the walk of shame after a raucous Saturday night – with all eyes on me.

Channelling the spirit of Mystic O'Meara, I predict cigar-chomping Dirk and the cheroot-puffing S-Clubber herself will be doing the walk.

"I've been doing the walks since about 92," he announces.

But the fact that I would be doing the walk-through with old friend Ed Begley, Jr. clinched the deal.

"Sometimes he don't like to do the walk".

Does the walk incite the book, or does the book incite the walk?

He could do the walk, the strut, the face.